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<Words>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæbit]</SM>
    <E>habit</E>
    <C>n. 习惯，习性；嗜好
vt. 使穿衣
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I always make it a habit of asking a man first," Arch said.</E>
        <C>“我总是习惯先问一声,”阿奇说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I made it a habit to inform visitors of the system that we used.</E>
        <C>我差不多已经成了习惯,喜欢将此项设备告知各来宾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>According to his habit, he turned his back upon her and began to snore.</E>
        <C>根据他的习惯,他背朝她,开始打起鼾来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I know her to have a hard and heavy hand to be much in the habit of laying it upon her husband.</E>
        <C>我知道她的手又粗又笨,动不动就要啪的一下落到她丈夫身上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sam passed a hand across his head, shining under the spotlight; it was an unconscious habit when he was thinking a problem through.</E>
        <C>萨姆一只手摸着在灯光下闪闪发亮的头顶,这是他考虑问题时的下意识动作。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>manner,custom,behaviour,weakness,way</E>
        <C>n. 习惯，[生物]习性；嗜好</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>attire</E>
        <C>vt. 使穿衣</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hεə]</SM>
    <E>hair</E>
    <C>n. 头发；毛发；些微
vt. 除去…的毛发
vi. 生长毛发；形成毛状纤维
adj. 毛发的；护理毛发的；用毛发制成的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She saw that queer little toss of her head to keep back the wandering hair that would always get into her eyes.</E>
        <C>她看到她轻巧地把头一扬,把晃动着的,老是跑到眼睛里去的头发甩到后面去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Negro was an old man with neat grizzled hair, in a linen jacket, who stood barring the door with his body.</E>
        <C>那黑人已上了年纪,灰白的头发梳得整整齐齐,身穿亚麻茄克衫,他用身子堵在门口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her hair blew out of place in the wind.</E>
        <C>她的头发被风吹乱了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave a tug at a glistening, pale piece of her hair.</E>
        <C>他拉了拉安娜一缕暗淡闪光的头发。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The splendor of her shoulders, her frizzy hair might have made him doubtful.</E>
        <C>她两肩的华丽衣饰,鬈缩的头发,很可能使他犹豫不决。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>capello,poil</E>
        <C>n. 头发；[解剖]毛发；些微</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pilar</E>
        <C>adj. [解剖]毛发的；护理毛发的；用毛发制成的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɑ:f, hæf]</SM>
    <E>half</E>
    <C>n. 一半；半场；半学年
adv. 一半地；部分地
adj. 一半的；不完全的；半途的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The master tried to explain the matter; but he was really half dead with fatigue.</E>
        <C>主人想把事情解释一下,可是他真的累得半死。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I think he half expected her to wander into one of his parties, some night.</E>
        <C>我想他大概指望哪天晚上她会翩然而至,光临他的一次宴会。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He answered that he would give her twenty thousand crowns for her dowry and half his estate at his death.</E>
        <C>他答应说,他准备给她两万克郎作为陪嫁,她死的时候再分给她一半田产。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Somehow half of the tin and a third of the rubber that the democracies used came out of this mess.</E>
        <C>不管怎么样,民主国家用的半数的锡和三分之一的橡胶都来自这一片混乱的土地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He dreamt of that man and half a dozen times he awakened just as he thought a kriss was being drawn across his throat.</E>
        <C>他老是梦见那个人,他有六、七次都觉得有人在用马来短剑割他的脖子而惊醒了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>moiety</E>
        <C>n. 一半；半场；半学年</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>partly</E>
        <C>adv. 一半地；部分地</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>incomplete,synsemantic</E>
        <C>adj. 一半的；不完全的；半途的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:l]</SM>
    <E>hall</E>
    <C>n. 门厅，走廊；会堂；食堂；学生宿舍
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was by his orders that the weapons had been removed from the great hall.</E>
        <C>搬走大厅里的兵器就是照他的命令做的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She stood at the top with her superb figure outlined against the light of the hall.</E>
        <C>她在最高一层台阶站住了,门厅里的灯光勾划出她那极其优美的身材。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He hoped that everyone present was prepared to leave this hall and to stay out late.</E>
        <C>他希望到会的每一个人都准备好离开这个礼堂,先不回家,在外面呆得很晚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As it grew later the fire was made up in the large long hall into which the staircase descended.</E>
        <C>随着天色渐晚,那个通往楼上的又大又长的门厅里生起了火。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sir Launcelot, in his richest armor, came striding along the great hall now on his way to the stock-board.</E>
        <C>这时候,郎斯洛爵士,穿着那副最讲究的铠甲,正迈着大步沿着那个很大的过厅往前走,要上证券委员会去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>passage,corridor</E>
        <C>n. 门厅，走廊；[建]会堂；食堂；学生宿舍</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hæm]</SM>
    <E>ham</E>
    <C>n. 火腿；业余无线电爱好者；蹩脚演员
vi. 表演过火
vt. 演得过火
adj. 过火的；做作的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Karl curled one hand into a fist; it was the size of a small ham.</E>
        <C>卡尔一手握拳,拳头的大小就象一只小火腿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A ham actor can turn a good play into a turkey.</E>
        <C>自满的演员会把一台好戏演砸了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She heaped chicken and ham upon her plate.</E>
        <C>她把鸡子火腿堆了她一盘子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Will you give me a half pound of the ham and veal loaf while you have it out?</E>
        <C>乘你拿出来了,顺便给我拿半磅火腿,一块小牛肉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ham was quite as earnest as he.</E>
        <C>汉姆也和他一样地热诚恳切。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>amateur radio</E>
        <C>n. [食品]火腿；业余无线电爱好者；蹩脚演员</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>overplay</E>
        <C>vi. 表演过火</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>affected,stagey</E>
        <C>adj. 过火的；做作的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæmbə:ɡə]</SM>
    <E>hamburger</E>
    <C>n. 汉堡包，汉堡；牛肉饼，肉饼；碎牛肉
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>My mind was drifting toward my daily lunch of a hamburger and a bag of peanuts.</E>
        <C>我的脑袋开小差了,又想我每天中午吃的汉堡包和一袋花生米了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Robert dug in right away when the hamburger was served since he felt hungry.</E>
        <C>汉堡包一端出来,罗伯特马上就开始吃,因为他饿了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>burger,beefburger</E>
        <C>n. 汉堡包，汉堡；牛肉饼，肉饼；碎牛肉</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hænd]</SM>
    <E>hand</E>
    <C>n. 手，手艺；帮助；指针；插手
vt. 传递，交给；支持；搀扶
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ellen was stalking me with a book in her hand, one finger between the pages.</E>
        <C>爱伦手里拿着本书蹑手蹑脚地向我走过来,一只手指夹在书缝里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Here," he said, putting his hand into his breast and sidling up to the old man.</E>
        <C>“这里”,他说,一只手伸到怀里,蟹行到老人身边。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She turned back to the table, her left hand to her mouth, her eyes in a queer, hazy, melancholy mist.</E>
        <C>她回到桌子旁边,左手按住嘴巴,眼睛里涌起了一层不可解的、朦胧的、感伤的雾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>While he waved his hand and muttered that he had done nothing at all, he was obeying her behest by trying to get into a chair.</E>
        <C>他一边挥着手,喃喃地说他根本说不上干了些什么,一边听从了她的吩咐,预备在椅子上坐下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whatever it had been it was no more at hand.</E>
        <C>无论它以前怎么样,反正眼前它不存在了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>assistance,craft,aid,index,finger</E>
        <C>n. [解剖]手，手艺；帮助；指针；插手</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>encourage,carry,second,back,transfer</E>
        <C>vt. 传递，交给；支持；搀扶</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændbæɡ]</SM>
    <E>handbag</E>
    <C>n. 手提包
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She scooped out some sugar from her handbag.</E>
        <C>她从手提兜里舀出一点糖。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She fished in her handbag for the letter.</E>
        <C>她在兜里摸信。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The handbag was snatched from its owner.</E>
        <C>手提包从物主手中夺走。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>gripesack</E>
        <C>n. 手提包</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hænsəm]</SM>
    <E>handsome</E>
    <C>adj. （男子）英俊的；可观的；大方的，慷慨的；健美而端庄的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He thought to himself that she was quite a handsome woman in repose.</E>
        <C>他心里想,她在安静的时候是很美的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Charles was not now the wealthy and handsome young man living in a sphere out of her reach that he had been.</E>
        <C>对她来说,查理不再是那个高不可攀的,有钱的美少年。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Outside in the street it was one of the days when all human beings are handsome.</E>
        <C>街上,今天人人容光焕发。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began rocking back and forth happily like a handsome child in a high chair.</E>
        <C>他象个坐在高脚椅里的伶俐孩子那样快活地前后摇晃起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stood there looking both handsome and brave and he made his face scornful.</E>
        <C>他站在那里显出既漂亮又勇敢的样子,脸上还摆出一副瞧不起人的神气。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>generous,liberal</E>
        <C>adj. （男子）英俊的；可观的；大方的，慷慨的；健美而端庄的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hænd,raitiŋ]</SM>
    <E>handwriting</E>
    <C>n. 笔迹；书法；书写；手稿
v. 亲手写（handwrite的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His small but childish handwriting straggled up and down the page.</E>
        <C>他的纤小而有些孩子气的笔迹在本子上弯弯曲曲地描述着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bigger's eyes were wide and his lips were parted; he scanned the print quickly: "handwriting experts busy."</E>
        <C>别格的眼睛睁得很大,嘴唇张得很开;他迅速地浏览了一下报纸:“笔迹专家忙于工作”。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>writing,calligraphy</E>
        <C>n. [法]笔迹；书法；书写；手稿</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæŋ]</SM>
    <E>hang</E>
    <C>vt. 悬挂，垂下；装饰；绞死；使悬而未决
vi. 悬着，垂下；被绞死；悬而不决
n. 悬挂；暂停，中止
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The captain was laughed at in all companies, and was ready to hang himself.</E>
        <C>船长到什么地方都受人们的揶揄,他自己真是宁可吊死。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you hang about the office for a bit,you may catch Mr.John as he arrives.</E>
        <C>要是你在办公室附近等一会儿,当约翰先生来时,你就会遇到他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Margaret never failed first to take off her make-up and hang up the clothes she had stepped out of.</E>
        <C>玛格丽特从不忘记取下化妆品,把脱下的衣服挂整齐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun, a white, burning disk, seemed to hang in the black velvet of the surrounding heavens.</E>
        <C>太阳宛如一个燃烧的白盘,悬挂在黑丝绒般的天空。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I caution you to hang on to that dog or tie it up.</E>
        <C>我劝你把这条狗抓紧或者拴起来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>paint,swing from</E>
        <C>vt. 悬挂，垂下；装饰；绞死；使悬而未决</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>trail</E>
        <C>vi. 悬着，垂下；被绞死；悬而不决</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>moratorium,pause</E>
        <C>n. 悬挂；暂停，中止</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæpən]</SM>
    <E>happen</E>
    <C>vi. 发生；碰巧；偶然遇到
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I would be sorry to see that happen, Dr Lord, and your departure would be a loss.</E>
        <C>要是那样,我会感到惋惜的,洛德博士,你的离开将是个损失。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was cogitating as to what might happen to him in case his son failed, for he was deeply involved with him.</E>
        <C>他正在思考,倘使他的儿子垮了台以后会遭到什么,因为他已经受了他极大的拖累。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was so unkind of her to scorn me just because I happen to be conventional.</E>
        <C>就因为我一时拘泥于习俗礼教,她就这么侮辱我,真是太不通人情了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He held his sword drawn in his hand, to defend himself, if I should happen to break loose.</E>
        <C>他手把着出鞘的剑,如果万一我挣脱束缚,他就可以用剑来防身。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Look to it that this does not happen again.</E>
        <C>注意不要使此事再发生。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>occur,proceed,chance</E>
        <C>vi. 发生；碰巧；偶然遇到</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæpi]</SM>
    <E>happy</E>
    <C>adj. 幸福的；高兴的；巧妙的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This might have been a happy meeting.</E>
        <C>那这回就真是喜庆团圆了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was as happy as the sun that has just opened above clouds.</E>
        <C>她情绪激昂,犹如一轮喷薄而出的太阳。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Through the same kind agency, his mother was secured from want, and made quite happy.</E>
        <C>由于同一个仁慈的行为,她母亲再也不愁贫困了,日子过得十分幸福。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We got to be downright fond of him, and the three of us made a happy family.</E>
        <C>我们很快就变得非常喜欢他了,我们三个人构成一个快乐的家庭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I could not be happy with a man whose taste did not in every point coincide with my own.</E>
        <C>如果同一个在各方面都和我的情趣不能吻合的男人在一起,我是不会幸福的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pleased,glad,blessed,smart</E>
        <C>adj. 幸福的；高兴的；巧妙的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɑ:d]</SM>
    <E>hard</E>
    <C>adj. 努力的；硬的；困难的；辛苦的；确实的；严厉的；猛烈的；冷酷无情的
adv. 努力地；困难地；辛苦地；接近地；猛烈地；牢固地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whatever I do, you can see for yourself it must be hard upon a man of any pride.</E>
        <C>不管我怎么干,你自己也可以看出,这对于有一点自尊心的人,一定是很难受的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Mouse was swimming away from her as hard as it could go, and making quite a commotion in the pool as it went.</E>
        <C>那只耗子正拼命离开她游走,把池水搅得浪花翻滚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said he would try hard to meet your wishes.</E>
        <C>他说,他将尽力满足你们的愿望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a stiffness in him that would be hard to break.</E>
        <C>他身上有一股难以制服的倔强劲。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The trouble with Luke was that he was a hard man to put down.</E>
        <C>令人讨厌的是,卢克是个很难制服的人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>difficult,severe,fierce,tight,violent</E>
        <C>adj. 努力的；硬的；困难的；辛苦的；[医]确实的；严厉的；猛烈的；冷酷无情的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>closely,heavily,strong</E>
        <C>adv. 努力地；困难地；辛苦地；接近地；猛烈地；牢固地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:dli]</SM>
    <E>hardly</E>
    <C>adv. 几乎不，简直不；刚刚
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was hardly a child that had not hung beneath his steelyards, tied in a silk handkerchief.</E>
        <C>几乎没有一个婴儿不曾用丝巾裹着在他的提秤下面吊过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a night so beautiful that your soul seemed hardly able to bear the prison of the body.</E>
        <C>这里的夜这么美,你的灵魂好象都无法忍受肉体的桎梏了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had hardly been a propitious beginning, but he had chosen his course, and would show no swerve.</E>
        <C>这种情形很难说是一个吉利的开端,但是他已经选定了他的道路了,他不想三心二意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had a wide grin and fresh face that looked as if it hardly needed shaving more than once a week.</E>
        <C>他笑容可掬,精神焕发;看上去一星期刮一次脸也就够了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made the proposal with cheerful energy; he was hardly the same man as the man of the small dark hours.</E>
        <C>他趁着这股快乐劲儿,提出了这个建议,与黎明前的阴郁时刻相比,他几乎已经判若两人了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>just,ill,fresh,scarcely,barely</E>
        <C>adv. 几乎不，简直不；刚刚</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hæt]</SM>
    <E>hat</E>
    <C>n. 帽子
vt. 给……戴上帽子
vi. 供应帽子；制造帽子
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He went out with his head up and his hat cocked joyously.</E>
        <C>他昂头走出来,兴滋滋歪戴着帽子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he saw me, he took off his hat with an air of gorgeous servility.</E>
        <C>他看到我,脱掉帽子,满脸都是阿谀的神色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His hands holding the hat were folded before him in a peaceful, almost priestly way.</E>
        <C>他双手拿着帽子,用一种安宁的简直象教士一样的姿势捧在胸前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The merchant took his hat from a rack by the door and prepared to depart for the evening.</E>
        <C>这商人从门口架子上取下他的帽子,准备出去消磨黄昏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her face took on the semblance of a look of happiness as she put on her hat to go below.</E>
        <C>当她戴上帽子走下楼去时,她脸上露出了高兴的模样。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cap,chapeau,titfer</E>
        <C>n. 帽子</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[heit]</SM>
    <E>hate</E>
    <C>vt. 憎恨；厌恶；遗憾
vi. 仇恨
n. 憎恨；反感
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought it would be disloyal, and I hate anything of that kind.</E>
        <C>我想,这是不顾手足之情,而对这一类事,我都是深恶痛绝的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His love for his father was now dead, and he was beginning to hate him.</E>
        <C>他对父亲的爱已完全消失了,并且开始恨起他父亲来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Edith Taylor did not hate Karl. Perhaps she had loved him so long that she was unable to stop.</E>
        <C>伊迪丝·泰勒并不恨卡尔。也许因为她对卡尔的爱已经历时太久,有欲罢不能之势。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The lad flushed crimson with anger, and darted a look of hate out of his dark eyes.</E>
        <C>孩子的脸顿时气得通红,黑眼睛里射出仇恨的目光。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not hate them, but secretly he despised them, for in the end they were just frightened.</E>
        <C>他不恨他们,但心里看不起他们,因为他们骨子里都是胆小鬼。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>detest,turn away from</E>
        <C>vt. 憎恨；厌恶；遗憾</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>despite,hatred</E>
        <C>n. 憎恨；反感</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hæv, 弱həv, əv, v]</SM>
    <E>have</E>
    <C>vt. 有；让；拿；从事；允许
aux. 已经
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The marshal was thinking there might have been a murder.</E>
        <C>警察局长认为可能发生了谋杀案。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The job would have to wait until David was out, otherwise he would be angry that she had not asked him to do it.</E>
        <C>这事需待大卫外出后才能做,否则他会因为她没让他去干而大发雷霆的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here I was doing dirty work for three men that I looked down upon, and one of whom, at least, should have hung upon a gallows.</E>
        <C>在这儿,我在替三个我所瞧不起的人干着肮脏的杂务,而其中至少有一个是应该吊在绞刑架上的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They may not have been able to prevent it, but at least some of them could have resigned in protest.</E>
        <C>他们也许不能阻止此事发生,但是至少他们中间的一些人本来是可以辞职以示抗议的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If she were really innocent, he knew she would have jumped to her feet in her defiant way.</E>
        <C>倘使她真是无辜的,他知道,她会大胆地跳起脚来,浑身都表示抗议。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>undertake,let,pursue,address,carry</E>
        <C>vt. 有；让；拿；从事；允许</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:, 弱 hi, i:, i]</SM>
    <E>he</E>
    <C>n. 男孩，男人；它（雄性动物）
pron. 他
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took the brush and went calmly to work.</E>
        <C>他拿起刷子,平心静气地干起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to protest, to jabber of his right of entry.</E>
        <C>他开始抗议,唠叨不休地说他有进来的权力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as simple as twiddling his thumbs, which he was now doing.</E>
        <C>这事简单得就像他现在正转动着他的大拇指一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was relieved to see that his mother was not in the living room.</E>
        <C>看到他母亲不在起居室里,他心里倒反觉得落下了块石头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Perhaps if he prayed, the wish to see Christ Minster might be forwarded.</E>
        <C>也许他祷告一番,就可以帮助他实现他想看见基督寺的愿望。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>boy,guy,man,jack,male</E>
        <C>n. 男孩，男人；它（雄性动物）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hed]</SM>
    <E>head</E>
    <C>n. 头；头痛；上端；最前的部分；理解力
vt. 前进；用头顶；作为…的首领；站在…的前头；给…加标题
vi. 出发；成头状物；船驶往
adj. 头的；主要的；在顶端的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The child only answered by her caresses, and laid her head upon his breast.</E>
        <C>这孩子只是用她让人怜爱的样子来回答,把头贴到他的胸上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Shelton holding his head, stared at the fire, which played and bubbled like his mother's face.</E>
        <C>谢尔顿抬起头来,瞪眼望着壁炉,壁炉里的火焰就象他母亲的脸庞似的,在摇曳欢腾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She saw that queer little toss of her head to keep back the wandering hair that would always get into her eyes.</E>
        <C>她看到她轻巧地把头一扬,把晃动着的,老是跑到眼睛里去的头发甩到后面去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It gave her a queer thrill to see him turn white when she held his head, to see him tremble when she leant on his arm.</E>
        <C>她抱住他的脑袋时,看见他脸色转白,她倚在他手臂上时,看见他颤栗不止,这使她体验到一阵奇妙的快感。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His eyes nearly started out of his head.</E>
        <C>他的眼珠子几乎一下子就要蹦出来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>intelligence,understanding</E>
        <C>n. [解剖]头；头痛；上端；最前的部分；理解力</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to go forward,make one's way</E>
        <C>vt. 前进；用头顶；作为…的首领；站在…的前头；给…加标题</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>leave,set out</E>
        <C>vi. 出发；成头状物；船驶往</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>primary,major,central,leading,great</E>
        <C>adj. 头的；主要的；在顶端的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hedeik]</SM>
    <E>headache</E>
    <C>n. 头痛；麻烦；令人头痛之事
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Pen had a fine headache the next morning.</E>
        <C>第二天早上,潘先生头痛得厉害。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sedative had left him with an acute headache, and his stomach was raw.</E>
        <C>镇静剂的药性过了,头里痛得厉害,胃内有如针刺。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I've a bit of headache. It's nothing much, though.</E>
        <C>我有一点头痛,不过并不厉害。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This is a girl of nineteen who came in with a headache and a stiff neck.</E>
        <C>这是一位19岁女孩,她因头痛和斜颈而住进医院。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She complained of a headache, and she looked old and wizened.</E>
        <C>她说她头疼,看上去显得又衰老又干巴。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trouble,cephalalgia</E>
        <C>n. [内科]头痛；麻烦；令人头痛之事</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[helθ]</SM>
    <E>health</E>
    <C>n. 健康；卫生；保健；兴旺
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The doctor insisted that if he continued to eat nothing his health would be soon in great danger.</E>
        <C>医生坚持认为,如果他继续不吃东西,那么不久就性命难保了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He has a hard cross to bear; his wife is an invalid and his own health is not good.</E>
        <C>他负担很重,妻子残废,自己身体又不好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He imagined that she was troubled over the loss of her child and that her health was not entirely restored.</E>
        <C>他设想她是为失去孩子而受着折磨,设想她的健康没有完全复原。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As I do not know whether his state of health will have permitted him to receive this news, I am sending him a message through you.</E>
        <C>因为我不了解他的健康情况能否容许他知道这一消息,因此请你转达。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His declining health would soon cause him to give up the reins of leadership he had held for so long.</E>
        <C>由于健康日衰,他不久即将卸下他多年承担的领导重任。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fitness,hygiene,wellness</E>
        <C>n. [医]健康；卫生；保健；兴旺</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['helθi]</SM>
    <E>healthy</E>
    <C>adj. 健康的，健全的；有益于健康的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then he took prune buds from healthy prune trees and grafted them onto the young almond trees.</E>
        <C>然后他从茂盛的梅树上把梅芽取下,嫁接到那些杏树苗上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The doctor told her to lose weight in a healthy way.</E>
        <C>医生叫她用健康的方式减肥。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her eyes, complexion, and hair were fresh and healthy.</E>
        <C>她的眼睛、面色和头发都新鲜健康。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been active and healthy, yet his strength left him suddenly.</E>
        <C>他本来是活跃健康的,但是那股劲,骤然离开了他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The two groups lived at home, were healthy, and were similar in size and weight.</E>
        <C>这两组人都是住在家里的健康人,高矮和体重也都相仿。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>robust,fit,sound,fine,well</E>
        <C>adj. 健康的，健全的；有益于健康的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hiə]</SM>
    <E>hear</E>
    <C>vt. 听到，听；听说；审理
vi. 听；听见
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I grieve to hear it," said the child.</E>
        <C>“我听了这话很难受,”女孩子说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall be very glad to hear what you wish to say.</E>
        <C>你要讲什么,我一定洗耳恭听。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I made no doubt then but that I should soon hear of him.</E>
        <C>我那时一点也不怀疑我会很快听到他的消息的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He beseeched me to entreat your Majesties to hear and see the matter.</E>
        <C>他拜托我一定请陛下二位也来看戏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She strained forward trying to hear and soon she found her muscles aching from tension.</E>
        <C>她侧着耳朵仔细听着,一会儿就觉得浑身肌肉都紧张得发酸起来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sound,learn of</E>
        <C>vt. 听到，听；听说；审理</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ear,hark</E>
        <C>vi. 听；听见</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɑ:t]</SM>
    <E>heart</E>
    <C>n. 心脏；感情；勇气；心形；要点
vt. 鼓励；铭记
vi. 结心
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had not the compass of heart nor the enterprise for that.</E>
        <C>我总也没有那么狠的心,也没有那么大的胆子去干那种事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tom's heart gave a great thump, and he ran like the wind to the shaft.</E>
        <C>汤姆的心怦的一跳,像一阵风似地奔到矿井。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He got right down to the heart of the matter.</E>
        <C>他是一针见血,击中要害。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>she locked her memories of him away in her heart.</E>
        <C>她将对他的记忆隐藏在心底。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His dancing heart was ready to jump from his body.</E>
        <C>他的激烈跳动的心简直随时都要跳出来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>courage,affection,core,main,feeling</E>
        <C>n. [内科][解剖]心脏；感情；勇气；心形；要点</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>encourage,brand,uphold</E>
        <C>vt. 鼓励；铭记</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:t]</SM>
    <E>heat</E>
    <C>n. 高温；压力；热度；热烈
vt. 使激动；把…加热
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Paul picked out a crew of men who could stand the heat better than others.</E>
        <C>保罗挑选了一批最能忍受高温的汉子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For yards round the fire the heat was like a blow, and the breeze was a river of sparks.</E>
        <C>火堆近处,热浪逼人,微风吹过,带起一条火星。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He leaned forward, judging the position of the lamp chimney by the heat on his face, and puffed out his cheeks to blow.</E>
        <C>他探出身去,根据脸上受到的热量来判断灯罩的位置,并且鼓起双颊准备把灯吹灭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not hear his companions call to him, and did not go back with them to seek a shelter against the heat of the day.</E>
        <C>他的朋友叫他,他甚至也没听到,他也不跟他们一起回去找个地方避避暑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The silence of the forest was more oppressive than the heat, and at this hour of the day there was not even the whine of insects.</E>
        <C>森林的静谧比起暑热来更为逼人,在这个时刻,甚至连各种昆虫的哀鸣都没有了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pressure,high temperature</E>
        <C>n. 高温；压力；热度；热烈</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>impassion,emotionalize</E>
        <C>vt. 使激动；把…加热</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hevən]</SM>
    <E>heaven</E>
    <C>n. 天堂；天空；极乐
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was Frank who lay closest to her heart, Frank who loomed as the star in her limited heaven.</E>
        <C>只有弗兰克与她的感情最接近,他就象一颗隐现在她那小小天地中的星星。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jeanie was one, like the angels in heaven, that rather weep for sinners, than reckon their transgressions.</E>
        <C>珍妮是安琪儿下凡,她宁可为犯罪的人流泪,而不会责备他们的罪过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But she could at least be good, and if she were only good enough, Heaven would invent some way of reconciling all things.</E>
        <C>她至少可以做到驯顺,如果她够驯顺的话,上天也许会发明一种方式使各种事情都得到调和。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And, good heaven, man, you are a condemned rebel, and a deserter, and a man of the French King's.</E>
        <C>哎,老天爷,你是一个被宣判死刑的叛党,一个逃兵,一个法兰西国王的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In short, I began to think, and to think is one real advance from hell to heaven.</E>
        <C>总之,我开始思索,而思索的确是从地狱到天堂的一个步骤。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sky,paradise,air,high</E>
        <C>n. 天堂；天空；极乐</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hevi]</SM>
    <E>heavy</E>
    <C>adj. 沉重的；繁重的，巨大的；阴沉的
n. 重物；严肃角色
adv. 大量地；笨重地
[ 复数heavies 比较级heavier 最高级heaviest ]
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took down a heavy brown volume from his shelves.</E>
        <C>他从书架上拿下一本很厚的棕色书皮的书。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They thought he might have thrown away the heavy, cumbersome key.</E>
        <C>他们想他一定扔掉了那把沉重的拖累的钥匙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Yet his wife trembled and a vague but heavy fear was upon her.</E>
        <C>而他的妻子还是发抖,有一种模糊而沉重的恐惧压在她身上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he reached the fence, Georges detached a pair of heavy wire shears from his belt and began cutting.</E>
        <C>乔戈斯爬到铁丝网跟前的时候,从腰带上解下一副笨重的剪铁丝的剪刀,动手剪了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He laid a heavy hand on my shoulder, and leaning on me with some stress, limped to his horse.</E>
        <C>他把一只沉重的手放在我肩上,有点分量地靠我支持着一瘸一拐地走到马跟前。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>huge,tremendous,enormous,massive,macro</E>
        <C>adj. 沉重的；繁重的，巨大的；阴沉的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>largely,freely,big,importantly,massively</E>
        <C>adv. 大量地；笨重地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hait]</SM>
    <E>height</E>
    <C>n. 高地；高度；身高；顶点
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Things did not come to their height with him, and I observed he became pensive and melancholy.</E>
        <C>情况并没有发展到严重的程度,我却看他变得苦心焦思,愁闷万状。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now I was indeed in the height of what I might call my prosperity, and I wanted nothing but to be a wife.</E>
        <C>我现在真是达到我的幸运的最高峰,我什么也不缺,所缺的只是没有当成一个正式的妻子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Although from its height and being so near upon the sea, it was often beset with clouds, yet it was a pleasant place.</E>
        <C>尽管因为那里地势高,邻近大海,时常被云层所笼罩,那倒是一个愉快的住所。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The spray dome formed by the explosion rose to a height of 900 feet above the surface of the water.</E>
        <C>爆炸时形成的喷水圆顶升达水面以上约900英尺。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bert was a lean, undersized boy about fifteen years of age and about four feet nine inches in height.</E>
        <C>伯特是个身体单薄的孩子,长得矮小,大约十五岁左右,他身高约四英尺九英寸。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>altitude,raise,sky,summit,peak</E>
        <C>n. 高地；高度；身高；顶点</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[he'ləu, hə-]</SM>
    <E>hello</E>
    <C>int. 喂；哈罗
n. 表示问候， 惊奇或唤起注意时的用语
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Hello, Ben," Jimmy said with a strange smile.</E>
        <C>“喂,毕恩,”吉米带着冷淡的笑意说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If they were lucky, Mr. Ford might notice them and say hello.</E>
        <C>如果他们幸运的话,享利可能会注意他们并且说声“你好”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Hello, Mrs. Nunez," Margot said. "Will you join me for coffee?"</E>
        <C>“喂,努涅兹太太,”马戈特招呼道。“我们一块儿喝杯咖啡好吗?”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Why, hello, Frank," he exclaimed, sheepishly, "Where do you come from?"</E>
        <C>“啊,喂,法兰克,”他不好意思地叫着,“你是从哪里来的?”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hello,Xiao Yang.So I run you down at last.</E>
        <C>嗨,小杨,我总算把你找到了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hallo,holloo</E>
        <C>int. 喂；哈罗</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[help]</SM>
    <E>help</E>
    <C>vt. 帮助；促进；治疗；补救
n. 帮助；补救办法；帮忙者；有益的东西
vi. 帮助；有用；招待
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mayor of one town was ready to send a private plane to New York to help.</E>
        <C>有一个城市的市长准备送一架私人飞机来纽约援助。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His kind manner emboldened her to ask for help.</E>
        <C>他的和蔼态度使她大起胆子开口求助。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was only a young girl to help out in the kitchen.</E>
        <C>厨房里只有一个年青的女孩帮忙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soon he reached the farther side, where his friends stood ready to help him.</E>
        <C>他很快就到达对岸,他的朋友都站在那儿准备搭救他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were going to try to help bring about a rapid solution of the war.</E>
        <C>他们将设法促使战争得以迅速解决。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>facilitate,promote,boost,cure,further</E>
        <C>vt. 帮助；促进；治疗；补救</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>assistance,aid,hand,boost</E>
        <C>n. 帮助；补救办法；帮忙者；有益的东西</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>aid,serve</E>
        <C>vi. 帮助；有用；招待</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['helpful]</SM>
    <E>helpful</E>
    <C>adj. 有帮助的；有益的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Patsy seemed to have the kind of resilience which would be helpful to her in future.</E>
        <C>佩西似乎有一种不折不挠的气质,这对她今后的工作有帮助的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A helpful young English intern popped in to ask him about his liver.</E>
        <C>有个乐于助人的英国实习医生蹦蹦跳跳地走进屋来询问他肝的情况。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I often looked into books to see whether I could find some helpful words.</E>
        <C>我常常翻阅书本,看是否能找到一些富有启发性的字句。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Such acts of "clearing the air" are often more helpful to the clearer than to those who are starkly revealed.</E>
        <C>这种“净化空气”的作法对清洁者经常比对那些彻底被揭露者更有利。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His brief visit to London was from many points of view helpful.</E>
        <C>他在伦敦的短期逗留从各方面看来是有益的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>useful,beneficial,advantageous,conducive,assistant</E>
        <C>adj. 有帮助的；有益的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hen]</SM>
    <E>hen</E>
    <C>n. 母鸡；女人；雌禽
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>she does not like the hen that pecks all day.</E>
        <C>她不喜欢这个整天啄来啄去的母鸡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a few minutes he had reached the beanstalk and was clambering down, the hen tucked safely under his arm.</E>
        <C>不久来到豆茎旁,他把母鸡牢牢夹在腋下向下爬去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After breakfast the ogre said to his wife: "Bring me my hen that lays the golden eggs."</E>
        <C>早饭后,妖魔对他妻子说:“把我那只会下金蛋的母鸡抱来。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The grandmother raised her head like a parched old turkey hen crying for water.</E>
        <C>祖母抬起头,象一只非常口渴的老雌火鸡叫着要水喝。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hen was sitting on her eggs.</E>
        <C>那只母鸡正在孵蛋。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>female,she</E>
        <C>n. 母鸡；女人；[禽]雌禽</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə:, 弱ə:, hə, ə]</SM>
    <E>her</E>
    <C>pron. 她的；她
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He saw, upon her fresh young image, the image of his mother.</E>
        <C>在她那年轻而富有朝气的身上,他看到了他母亲的形象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He found his mother busy about her mourning, and much inclined to talk.</E>
        <C>只见他母亲正忙着去预备吊唁,又很想和他谈话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Catherine blushed, for she felt almost as if they were making sport of her.</E>
        <C>凯瑟琳唰地脸红了,她觉得他们好象在嘲弄她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The child only answered by her caresses, and laid her head upon his breast.</E>
        <C>这孩子只是用她让人怜爱的样子来回答,把头贴到他的胸上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bitter sense of wrong and the thought of Jenny Snow helped her to bear it.</E>
        <C>一阵刺骨的厌恶感,再联想到吉涅·斯诺,倒帮助她承受了这一切。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hiə]</SM>
    <E>here</E>
    <C>adv. 在这里；此时
int. 嘿！；喂！
n. 这里
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Here," he said, putting his hand into his breast and sidling up to the old man.</E>
        <C>“这里”,他说,一只手伸到怀里,蟹行到老人身边。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here, Sir, is the letter of his mother, which will serve to convince you of her imprudence.</E>
        <C>先生,这就是他母亲的信,你一读就可以相信他母亲的轻率行为。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here I was doing dirty work for three men that I looked down upon, and one of whom, at least, should have hung upon a gallows.</E>
        <C>在这儿,我在替三个我所瞧不起的人干着肮脏的杂务,而其中至少有一个是应该吊在绞刑架上的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall remain here with you till all the wounded are attended.</E>
        <C>我留在这儿和你在一起,等所有的伤员都治完了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But you will understand that it is difficult for her to come here.</E>
        <C>不过你会明白她实在不便来这儿。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hier</E>
        <C>adv. 在这里；此时</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hey,psst</E>
        <C>int. 嘿！；喂！</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hiərəu]</SM>
    <E>hero</E>
    <C>n. 英雄；男主角，男主人公
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Even the figure of a rescuer, if one dawned in her mind, was more angel than hero.</E>
        <C>哪怕在她头脑中浮现出了拯救者,也主要是个天使,而不是英雄。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Yesterday I had been a hero. Today I was somebody to be avoided at all costs.</E>
        <C>昨天我还是一名英雄,而今天我就成了人们无论如何要予以回避的人物了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If this is a novel without a hero, at least let us lay claim to a heroine.</E>
        <C>如果这小说里的男人没有一个出类拔萃,女人里头至少有一个了不起的人物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had the tenderness of a woman and the wrath of a hero.</E>
        <C>她具有女性的温柔和英雄的怒火。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Italians regarded him as a sort of hero.</E>
        <C>意大利人把他当作一个英雄看待。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>chief actor,starring actor</E>
        <C>n. 英雄；男主角，男主人公</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə:z]</SM>
    <E>hers</E>
    <C>pron. 她的（所有格）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She might be fifty-five or sixty, but hers was one of those faces that time seems to touch only to brighten and adorn.</E>
        <C>她也许有五十五岁,也许六十岁,可是她有那么一张面孔;岁月在它上面轻轻拂过,只是使它显得更有光彩,更美丽。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was hers by right, she had been the first that took any notice of me.</E>
        <C>我应当是她的,因为她是第一个注意到我的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They had not fashioned for themselves or their children so sure a foundation as was hers.</E>
        <C>他们没有为自己和后代创造一个象她那样坚实的基础。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two revolvers had tumbled to the floor, but the bride had not used hers.</E>
        <C>两只手枪滚落在地板上,但是新娘子并没有用她的手枪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This seems to be a hat of hers.</E>
        <C>这好像是她的帽子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə:'self]</SM>
    <E>herself</E>
    <C>pron. 她自己（she的反身代词）；她亲自
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did persuade herself that there were no autocracies save that of Prussia.</E>
        <C>她自己深信,除了普鲁士以外,世界上哪儿都没有独裁政府了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If she did not quiet herself she would certainly faint.</E>
        <C>她若再不静一静,一定要晕过去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Others as well as herself were beginning to leave the suite.</E>
        <C>许多人包括她自己都准备离开套房。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She reclined over the garden gate as if to refresh herself a while.</E>
        <C>她靠在庭园的栅栏门上,好像要清凉一会儿似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She flung herself on her bed and began to think and toss, toss and think.</E>
        <C>她猛一下倒在床上,想一想,又翻来复去地打滚,打一阵滚,又想一想。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[haid]</SM>
    <E>hide</E>
    <C>vt. 隐藏；隐瞒；鞭打
vi. 隐藏
n. 躲藏；兽皮；躲藏处
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>That bit of wire had engaged him in a game of hide-and-seek.</E>
        <C>这一根铁丝同他玩起捉迷藏来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He saw, by the lines of her mouth, that she was only trying to hide something from him.</E>
        <C>根据她的表情,他看得出她是不想把心底的话全说出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Nothing but the sight of my uncle and his eyes playing hide and seek with mine, revived the force of my distrust.</E>
        <C>只是一见到我伯伯的脸,见到他那双遇到我的眼锋时就鬼鬼祟祟、躲躲闪闪的眼睛,又使我恢复不信任的感觉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the whole country would sink, and hide all this injustice and misery from the light, I would willingly sink with it.</E>
        <C>如果这个国家整个塌陷到那里去,把这一切悲惨而不义的现象一古脑都埋葬的话,我宁愿跟它一起毁灭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He knew that she had received a letter, but not what was in it, except that it had made her hide herself and cry.</E>
        <C>他知道她收到过一封信,可是不知道信里讲的什么,只看见她躲到一边哭了一场。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lock,pocket,conceal</E>
        <C>vt. 隐藏；隐瞒；鞭打</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bottle up,keep in</E>
        <C>vi. 隐藏</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>fell,jook</E>
        <C>n. 躲藏；兽皮；躲藏处</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hai]</SM>
    <E>high</E>
    <C>adj. 高的；高级的；崇高的；高音调的
n. 高水平；天空；由麻醉品引起的快感；高压地带
adv. 高；奢侈地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took his hands off stick and raised them high.</E>
        <C>他两手放开棍子而且高举起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Venn's heart sank within him, though it had not risen unduly high.</E>
        <C>文恩的心冷了一半,其实原先他心里本来就没抱什么非分的希望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Eugenie turned her head aside, for her high sense of honour reproached her.</E>
        <C>欧珍妮转过头去,良心在责备她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been pointed out to me often in the streets, as he pranced along with his high peacock tread.</E>
        <C>当他神气活现,趾高气扬地走在大街上时,人们曾多次指给我看。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Back of them high in the twilight against the clouds, an angel waved a flaming sword driving them out of the garden.</E>
        <C>在他们后面,在黄昏的云端高处,一个天使挥舞着烈焰熊熊的剑,把他们赶出乐园。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tall,senior,advanced,lofty</E>
        <C>adj. 高的；高级的；崇高的；高音调的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>heaven,sky,air</E>
        <C>n. 高水平；天空；由麻醉品引起的快感；高压地带</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>luxuriously,sumptuously</E>
        <C>adv. 高；奢侈地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hil]</SM>
    <E>hill</E>
    <C>n. 小山；丘陵；斜坡；山冈
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They fetched water twice a week from the bottom of the hill where the well was.</E>
        <C>他们每星期从山下的井里打两次水。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the dark they came up the hill through the timber to the narrow pass at the top.</E>
        <C>他们在黑暗中穿过树林爬上山坡,来到山顶一条羊肠小道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a smell Thomas recognized, as he stumbled down the hill under the weight of his friend.</E>
        <C>托马斯在他朋友重压下跌跌撞撞地奔下山去的时候,闻到一股他所熟悉的气味。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Soon the animals stopped shaking and began to eat as the sun came up over the hill where the star had been.</E>
        <C>这些牲畜不久便停止打抖,而且开始吃草了,这时太阳已经升到原来那颗星星所在的山头上了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Never pass another car on a curve or near the top of a hill; obey the signs you see along the road.</E>
        <C>切勿在弯路或近山顶之处超越它车,要遵守沿途看见的交通标志。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>slope,rises</E>
        <C>n. 小山；[地理]丘陵；斜坡；山冈</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[him, 弱im]</SM>
    <E>him</E>
    <C>pron. 他（宾格）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was called in for an interrogation in which they verbally beat the hell out of him.</E>
        <C>他被叫进去调查了一番,在调查中他受到十分粗暴的对待。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Joanna sat down beside him on the green bank and shared her crusts and her bottle with him.</E>
        <C>乔安娜在路边绿草如茵的土坎上挨着老头儿坐下来,和他一起吃干面包片,喝啤酒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Unless his mother went with him, he would fuss until he was taken back downstairs to her.</E>
        <C>除非他的母亲同他一起去,不然的话,他就大吵大闹,直到他被带回楼下他母亲那里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Everyone told him he was being foolish, but he stuck to his guns and did as he planned.</E>
        <C>他说过他在干蠢事,但他们坚持己见,按自己的打算去做。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He said a thousand kind things to me upon the subject of my making such a proposal to him.</E>
        <C>我向他提出这么个建议以后,他对我说了许多温柔的话。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[him'self]</SM>
    <E>himself</E>
    <C>pron. 他自己；他亲自，他本人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, as he told his mother very early, with regard to himself.</E>
        <C>你可不能上天揽月,正如他很早以前告诉他母亲的那样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Clyde himself did not brood over the matter.</E>
        <C>克莱德没把这件事放在心上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to wish himself out of the affair.</E>
        <C>他开始希望自己未介入那件事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not give any importance to what happened to himself.</E>
        <C>他从来不把自己的安危看得那样重。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not know how to tell her the truth and shame himself.</E>
        <C>他不知道怎么把真情告诉她,同时为自己感到羞愧。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hiz, 弱iz]</SM>
    <E>his</E>
    <C>pron. 他的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He began to protest, to jabber of his right of entry.</E>
        <C>他开始抗议,唠叨不休地说他有进来的权力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as simple as twiddling his thumbs, which he was now doing.</E>
        <C>这事简单得就像他现在正转动着他的大拇指一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was relieved to see that his mother was not in the living room.</E>
        <C>看到他母亲不在起居室里,他心里倒反觉得落下了块石头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He saw, upon her fresh young image, the image of his mother.</E>
        <C>在她那年轻而富有朝气的身上,他看到了他母亲的形象。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been assailed as a coward and a defeatist by his own friends.</E>
        <C>他被他的朋友们指为懦夫和失败主义者。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['histəri]</SM>
    <E>history</E>
    <C>n. 历史，历史学；历史记录；来历
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He no doubt wants to go down in history as the leader who brought peace and a better life to Russia.</E>
        <C>他无疑想作为给俄国带来和平和较美好生活的领导人而名垂青史。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They would, in short, adhere to a more peaceful course and let the forces of history work their will, at least for a few years.</E>
        <C>简言之,至少在几年以内他们将遵循比较和平的途径,让历史的力量实现自己的意志。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The stream of history had changed course away from him, stranding him in failure.</E>
        <C>历史潮流已经改变方向,与他背道而驰,使他陷于失败之中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Other men may see only trash, but there is often gold, which history will be poorer for not having.</E>
        <C>别人认为是拉圾的,其中往往却有黄金,而历史将会因没有它而为之减色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Is Irving so much to blame in judging his History a dead end, when it was only a false start?</E>
        <C>《纽约外史》只是个错误的起点。如果把这本书说成一条死胡同,那也未免对欧文责之过严了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>story,herstory</E>
        <C>n. 历史，历史学；历史记录；来历</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hit]</SM>
    <E>hit</E>
    <C>vt. 打击；袭击；碰撞；偶然发现；伤…的感情
vi. 打；打击；碰撞；偶然碰上
n. 打；打击；（演出等）成功；讽刺
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made a hit at me--it was a round, weak blow that missed me and almost knocked himself down.</E>
        <C>他给了我一拳,幸而这一拳头不是劈面打来的,势头不大,也没打中,他自己反而险些摔了一跤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Without a word I seized the bottle by the neck and hit him over the head with it as hard as I could.</E>
        <C>我二话没说,一把攥住瓶颈,使出全身气力,狠狠地砸在他的头上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The other two want to keep the gold for themselves, and so they hit him on the head and left him in the other room.</E>
        <C>另外两个想独占金子,就打伤了他的头,把他扔在另一个房间里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He screamed with pain and hit his wife several times on the head with a stick.</E>
        <C>他疼痛得大喊大叫,用棍子在他妻子头上连打了好几下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man had hit him once high up on his head and there was a small bump there.</E>
        <C>那人也打中了他一拳。脑门顶上鼓起的小包包还在。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>dong,impact on</E>
        <C>vt. 打击；袭击；碰撞；偶然发现；伤…的感情</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>impact on,beat upon</E>
        <C>vi. 打；打击；碰撞；偶然碰上</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>success,prosperity,victory,blow,stroke</E>
        <C>n. 打；打击；（演出等）成功；讽刺</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔbi]</SM>
    <E>hobby</E>
    <C>n. 嗜好；业余爱好
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Racing is nothing more than a hobby.</E>
        <C>赛车只是一种爱好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His hobby employs much of his time.</E>
        <C>他的业余爱好占用他许多时间?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He collects coins as a hobby.</E>
        <C>他搜集硬币是作为一种业余癖好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is a hobby of mine to have an exact knowledge of London.</E>
        <C>准确了解伦敦是我的一种癖好。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>weakness,habit,appetite,liking</E>
        <C>n. 嗜好；业余爱好</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[həuld]</SM>
    <E>hold</E>
    <C>vt. 持有；拥有；保存；拘留；约束或控制
vi. 支持；有效；持续
n. 控制；保留
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She catch hold of his hands and looked at them.</E>
        <C>她抓起他的手来看了看。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I wonder how much longer I can hold this position?</E>
        <C>我不知道我的职位还能保持多久?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was trying to get a hold of him, wasn't she?</E>
        <C>她想把他勾搭上手,是吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He caught hold of Mary by the neck, and pulled her to the door.</E>
        <C>他扭住玛丽的脖子把她拖到门口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is possible for an energy shortage to hold up the growth of lean meat.</E>
        <C>能量短缺可能使瘦肉的生长受到抑制。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>own,save</E>
        <C>vt. 持有；拥有；保存；拘留；约束或控制</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>support of,stand up for sb</E>
        <C>vi. 支持；有效；持续</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>control,preservation,grasp,guiding,command</E>
        <C>n. 控制；保留</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[həul]</SM>
    <E>hole</E>
    <C>n. 洞，孔；洞穴，穴；突破口
vi. 凿洞，穿孔；（高尔夫球等）进洞
vt. 凿洞
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He found a hole near the fireplace that I had not seen.</E>
        <C>他在壁炉旁边发现了一个我没有注意到的洞穴。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He sat down in the hole again, and peered at the bush.</E>
        <C>他重新又在工事里坐下,盯着那棵矮树。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was the odd one out, just as she had been at school and university: a square peg in a round hole.</E>
        <C>她比较怪僻,象在中学和大学里一样,不适应周围的环境。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Certainly a little narrow face, with hard eyes, had flashed up for an instant from a hole, and was gone.</E>
        <C>分明有一张窄窄的瓜子脸,带着一副冷漠的目光,从洞口外闪了一下,接着又不见了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When he swims in the sea a big jet of water comes out into the air from the hole in his head.</E>
        <C>当他在大海中游泳的时候,一股水柱就会从他头顶上的洞里喷出,喷向空中。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cavity,hollow,aperture</E>
        <C>n. 洞，孔；洞穴，穴；突破口</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>thirl</E>
        <C>vi. 凿洞，穿孔；（高尔夫球等）进洞</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔlədi]</SM>
    <E>holiday</E>
    <C>n. 假日；节日；休息日
vi. 外出度假
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I missed out on his offer of a free holiday in Spain.</E>
        <C>他让我免费去西班牙度一天假,我却坐失良机。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dash it all, I think I'm entitled to a few days off; I've not had a holiday this year yet.</E>
        <C>该死,我认为我有权休息几天;今年我还没有休过假呢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some children pick up the trash left on the beach by the crowd of a summer holiday.</E>
        <C>有些孩子到海滩上去捡度暑假的人扔下的破烂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He puts by five pounds a week for his summer holiday.</E>
        <C>他每周储蓄5镑,以备夏天度假之用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My holiday is to see your pleasure.</E>
        <C>我的假日只是为了使你快乐。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>festival,Feriae</E>
        <C>n. 假日；节日；休息日</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[həum]</SM>
    <E>home</E>
    <C>n. 家，住宅；产地；家乡；避难所
adv. 在家，回家；深入地
adj. 国内的，家庭的；有效的
vt. 归巢，回家
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was the moment that she understood this was his home.</E>
        <C>此刻,她终于看到了他的家就是这个样子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some supernatural power told me that she would be at home this time.</E>
        <C>冥冥之中有一种力量告诉我,这次她会在家了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They left everything at home for her to manage and she had no money.</E>
        <C>他们把家里所有的事都留给她去照料,而她却没有钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was determined not to be caught up in the turmoils of home again.</E>
        <C>她又下了决心避免再一次被卷进家里的纷争。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he pondered on the train home something in his own self seemed to have died.</E>
        <C>他坐火车回家,在车上前思后想时,他自己身上有些东西仿佛也已死去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>door,residence,haven,harbor,habitat</E>
        <C>n. 家，住宅；产地；家乡；避难所</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>deep</E>
        <C>adv. 在家，回家；深入地</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>domestic,valid,internal,available,effective,virtual</E>
        <C>adj. 国内的，家庭的；有效的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həum'taun]</SM>
    <E>hometown</E>
    <C>n. 家乡；故乡
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He plans to open a small franchise store in his hometown.</E>
        <C>他打算在家乡开一家小加盟店。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The crowd yelled when the hometown team scored a touchdown.</E>
        <C>当他们自己的队得了底线分时,人群高声呼喊起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The people in their hometown welcomed them back with parades and speeches.</E>
        <C>家乡的人民用游行、演讲欢迎他们回来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>country,native land</E>
        <C>n. 家乡；故乡</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həumwə:k]</SM>
    <E>homework</E>
    <C>n. 家庭作业，课外作业
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sam's three children had always been expected to give a hand when they were not in school or doing their homework.</E>
        <C>桑姆的三个孩子如果不上学或不做作业,大人就总指望他们帮着干一点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He inquired of her about her homework.</E>
        <C>他问她家庭作业做得如何。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We always have to push him to do his homework.</E>
        <C>我们总是不得不督促他做作业。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her time was always taken up with homework, work in the warehouse at the back of the shop, or church in one form or another.</E>
        <C>她把大部分时间都用来做作业,到商店后面的仓库帮助干活,或到教堂参加各种活动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I got him to do homework.</E>
        <C>我说服他去做功课。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>schoolwork,home study</E>
        <C>n. 家庭作业，课外作业</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['ɔnist]</SM>
    <E>honest</E>
    <C>adj. 诚实的，实在的；可靠的；坦率的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let the honest fellow say what would have been his own conduct at such a delicate juncture.</E>
        <C>让这位诚实君子自己说说,他处在这种美妙的场合会怎么做。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If all men had as honest tongues, and no more promised what they did not mean to perform, there would be less wrong done in the world.</E>
        <C>要是所有的男人都长着诚实可靠的舌头,不准备去做的事就不胡乱答应下来,世上的坏事就少了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is the sort of person you take for granted, a nice bore, so reasonable and honest, there is no need to be on your guard against him.</E>
        <C>他是一个值得信任的人:一个循规蹈矩,枯燥乏味的男人;有理智,又很诚实,毫无提防的必要。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And it is to you, Mr. President, that I shall out this truth, with all the force of my revolt as an honest man.</E>
        <C>总统先生,我要向你倾吐事实真相,作为一个正直的人,我不由义愤填膺,怒发冲冠。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Only you'll be hanged by the honest men of Paris on a fine gibbet in a more splendid way.</E>
        <C>只是你会比较体面地由巴黎的老实人把你吊死在一个好看的绞刑架上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>responsible,effective,transparent,reliable,tried</E>
        <C>adj. 诚实的，实在的；可靠的；坦率的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['ɔnə]</SM>
    <E>honour</E>
    <C>n. 荣誉；尊敬；勋章
vt. 尊敬；[金融] 承兑；承兑远期票据
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Eugenie turned her head aside, for her high sense of honour reproached her.</E>
        <C>欧珍妮转过头去,良心在责备她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A man will lay down his head, or peril his life for his honour, but let us be shy how we ask him to give up his ease or his heart's desire.</E>
        <C>一个人为了荣誉,可以抛头颅,洒热血,可是我们千万别要求他放弃舒适的生活或内心的欲望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two skinny men shouldered each other aside for the honour of bringing up the stool and placing it in the shade by the wall.</E>
        <C>两个瘦骨嶙峋的汉子一左一右扛着一张凳子,以示隆重,然后把凳子放到墙边荫凉处。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I feel bound to maintain the honour of that uniform.</E>
        <C>我觉得维持这种制服的荣誉是义不容辞的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Swear to me on your honour that this story of yours is based on legal fact.</E>
        <C>你得发誓刚才你说的那一套都是根据法律的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>glory,respect,medal,worship</E>
        <C>n. 荣誉；尊敬；勋章</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>accept,regard,esteem,worship</E>
        <C>vt. 尊敬；[金融]承兑；承兑远期票据</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[həup]</SM>
    <E>hope</E>
    <C>n. 希望；期望；信心
vt. 希望；期望
vi. 希望；期待；信赖
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I hope I shall see an end of him.</E>
        <C>我希望能见到他一命呜呼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sore misgivings came over me that there was slight hope of that.</E>
        <C>一阵痛苦的疑惧涌进我心头,那是很少有希望的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The struggle was too fierce for her to hope to do anything at all.</E>
        <C>这场斗争对她是太残酷,使她觉得什么希望都没有了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The very best we could hope for was one fleeting glimpse of it through the undergrowth.</E>
        <C>我们最多也就是指望能透过下层林丛在刹那间看到它一眼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I throw dust in her eyes, but I cannot hope to keep her in ignorance for long.</E>
        <C>我蒙混她的视听,但我不能期望长期对她隐瞒。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wish,pleasure,confidence,promise,anticipation</E>
        <C>n. 希望；期望；信心</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>want,desire to</E>
        <C>vt. 希望；期望</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rely,depend,expect,like,trust</E>
        <C>vi. 希望；期待；信赖</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:s]</SM>
    <E>horse</E>
    <C>n. 马；骑兵；脚架；海洛因
vt. 使骑马；系马于；捉弄
vi. 骑马；作弄人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"You should teach that horse to carry the milk to the front door for you," Jacques told him.</E>
        <C>“你应该教马替你把牛奶送到门口前,”卜贾克对他说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mole was busy trying to quiet the old horse, which he succeeded in doing after a time.</E>
        <C>鼹鼠在忙着安慰那老马,不一会儿他就把马调顺好了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm like an old cavalry horse, he thought; if I stayed at home I would feel ashamed.</E>
        <C>他觉得自己宛如一匹战马,呆在家里是一种莫大的耻辱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He laid a heavy hand on my shoulder, and leaning on me with some stress, limped to his horse.</E>
        <C>他把一只沉重的手放在我肩上,有点分量地靠我支持着一瘸一拐地走到马跟前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She ate like a horse until the last plate was clean, and then she placed her silverware down with an air of conclusion.</E>
        <C>她象匹马似的吃着,直到把最后一只盘子里的东西吃了个精光,这才摆出一副完事大吉的样子放下手中的银质餐具。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>prad,yarraman</E>
        <C>n. [畜牧]马；骑兵；脚架；海洛因</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>play tricks on,play tricks with</E>
        <C>vt. 使骑马；系马于；捉弄</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ride</E>
        <C>vi. 骑马；作弄人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔspitəl]</SM>
    <E>hospital</E>
    <C>n. 医院
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was restless all day, trying to think of some way he could remain in the hospital.</E>
        <C>他终日坐卧不宁,苦苦思索可还有什么妙法儿好赖在医院里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When their father got out of the hospital, still limping, the children were sent back to him.</E>
        <C>他们的父亲出了医院的时候,走起路来还是一颠一瘸的,孩子却又给送回来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The night before I left the field hospital Rinaldi came in to see me with the major from our mess.</E>
        <C>离开野战医院的前夕,雷那蒂带着饭堂里那位少校来看我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You get out and fall down by the road and get a bump on your head and I'll pick you up on our way back and take you to a hospital.</E>
        <C>你还是下车吧。你在路边想法子在头上撞它一个伤口,我车子回来时就送你上医院。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They stood for a while on a terrace by the side of the hospital.</E>
        <C>他们在济贫院旁边的一块坪地上站了一阵子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>infirmary</E>
        <C>n. [医]医院</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔt]</SM>
    <E>hot</E>
    <C>adj. 热的；辣的；热情的；激动的；紧迫的
adv. 热；紧迫地
vi. 变热
vt. 增加；给…加温
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He picked many chiles and began to eat them but the chiles were hot and his mouth and tongue began to burn.</E>
        <C>他摘了很多辣椒开始吃了起来,辣椒很辣,他的嘴和舌头都被辣得发起烧来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Celia, hot with anger and ready to leap to her feet, felt Quentin's hand on her arm, restraining her.</E>
        <C>西莉亚不禁怒火中烧,她刚要站起身来,就感到昆廷的手压在她的胳膊上,制止着她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His mind clothed it in an image of a strong blinding sun sending hot rays down and he was standing in the midst of vast crowd of men.</E>
        <C>他的脑子立刻赋予它这样一个形象:一轮炫目的烈日射下炎热的光线,他正站在一大群人中间。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I always fry potatoes in hot fat with a bit of onion.</E>
        <C>我总是用热油炸土豆并且加些洋葱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now that the sun was on the wane some of its impact was gone, and while the air was hot, the hammering rays were weaker.</E>
        <C>现在太阳西落了,已经失去了几分威力,空气虽然还是热辣辣的,那炙肤的光线却微弱一些了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>thermal,intense,excited,warm,tropical</E>
        <C>adj. [通信]热的；辣的；热情的；激动的；紧迫的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>enhance,boost,jack,mount,gain</E>
        <C>vt. 增加；给…加温</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔt,dɔg; 'hɔt,dɔ:g]</SM>
    <E>hotdog</E>
    <C>v. 卖弄
n. 热狗（面包）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>And I thought a hotdog will be more symbolic.</E>
        <C>我觉得还是热狗更具象征意义。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once you bite it, you have to polish off his hotdog.</E>
        <C>一旦咬了一口他的热狗,你绝对会吃得狼吞虎咽。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a big hotdog on the tennis court.</E>
        <C>他好在网球场上哗众取宠。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I think dog is afraid to become hotdog.</E>
        <C>为什么狗怕晒太阳浴</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Malt Tea Hotdog Rice Ball with Port Floss Bran Bread</E>
        <C>热狗糍饭肉松麸皮面包</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>show off</E>
        <C>v. 卖弄</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>red-hot</E>
        <C>n. 热狗（面包）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[həu'tel]</SM>
    <E>hotel</E>
    <C>n. 旅馆，饭店；客栈
vt. 使…在饭店下榻
vi. 进行旅馆式办公
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Our room at the hotel were all that could be desired.</E>
        <C>在旅馆中,我们住的房子好极了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The office of the president was the size of a grand hotel suite.</E>
        <C>总裁的办公室与大饭店的套房一般大。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now, I've written out a prescription for you to take to the hotel clinic.</E>
        <C>我给你开了个处方,你可以拿到旅店医务室去取药。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At ten, he would be back at the hotel trying to prepare for the next day's meetings.</E>
        <C>晚上十点,他回到旅馆,设法为第二天的会晤作好准备。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She asked him to call at Brown's Hotel to see her daughter.</E>
        <C>她让他到布朗饭店去看望她女儿。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>restaurant,inn</E>
        <C>n. 旅馆，[经]饭店；客栈</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['auə]</SM>
    <E>hour</E>
    <C>n. 小时；钟头；课时；…点钟
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"You might feel stronger, in an hour or two," I said.</E>
        <C>“过一两个钟头,您就会觉得硬朗些,”我说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>he said to himself that his hour was in sight and that it behaved him to keep his eyes upon it.</E>
        <C>他还对自己说,他的日子已屈指可数,他必须清醒地看到这一点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Andrew had been saying for the last hour or so that he would be glad when it was time for lunch.</E>
        <C>安德鲁嘟囔了一个来小时要吃午饭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For an hour or more Hollis stumbled until he reached the point in his career where he joined MI5 before the war.</E>
        <C>有一个多小时,霍利斯总是吞吞吐吐,一直到他讲起战前加入军情5局的时候为止。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She disputed with me a quarter of an hour yesterday about the cooking of the beef, she said I boiled it to rags.</E>
        <C>昨天为了烧牛肉,她同我吵了一刻钟,说我烧得太烂。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>period,stunde</E>
        <C>n. 小时；钟头；课时；…点钟</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[haus, hauz]</SM>
    <E>house</E>
    <C>n. 住宅；家庭；机构；议会；某种用途的建筑物
vt. 覆盖；给…房子住；把…储藏在房内
vi. 住
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She began to put the house straight, making beds and washing dishes, cleaning and tidying; but she could summon up no enthusiasm for it.</E>
        <C>她开始无精打采地收拾房间;叠被子,洗碗碟,又扫又擦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took the house for a year.</E>
        <C>这栋房子他租了一年。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After the house is built, how much will it cost to decorate?</E>
        <C>房子造好后装修要花多少钱呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I helped Iva into the house, undressed her and put her to bed.</E>
        <C>我扶艾娃进门,给她宽衣解带并把她抱上床。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Within the White House itself, things were beginning to settle into a pattern.</E>
        <C>在白宫内部,事情已开始步入正轨。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>residence,organization,machinery,family,home</E>
        <C>n. [建]住宅；家庭；机构；议会；某种用途的建筑物</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>invest,sheet,roof,cap</E>
        <C>vt. 覆盖；给…房子住；把…储藏在房内</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hauswə:k]</SM>
    <E>housework</E>
    <C>n. 家务事
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was an au pair girl who helped with the housework in return for room and board.</E>
        <C>她是换工的女孩,以帮助料理家务换取食宿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She would worry and fret because she was not able to do the housework.</E>
        <C>她烦恼,急躁,因为她不能料理家务。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She scrubbed and swept and polished; housework was a new thing to her.</E>
        <C>她擦呀,扫呀,抹呀;操作家务对于她完全是一种新鲜的活儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Housework engages much of her time.</E>
        <C>家务活占去了她许多时间。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Stay with me, and if you will do my housework properly you shall have a nice home here.</E>
        <C>跟我住在一起吧,要是你把这儿的家务活儿干好了,你就有个舒适的家了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hau]</SM>
    <E>how</E>
    <C>adv. 如何；多少；多么
n. 方法；方式
conj. 如何
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>How simple it would be if I could make the line fast, he thought.</E>
        <C>他想:要是我能把钓丝系紧,那多么简单啊。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His mother came into the room with more plates of food and he saw how soft and shapeless she was.</E>
        <C>他母亲又拿几盘食物走进房间,他发现她身体有多么软弱臃肿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>True, he said; how could they see anything but the shadows if they were never allowed to move their heads?</E>
        <C>他说,确实如此;但是,如果他们的头不能移动,怎么能看见形象之外的其他东西呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had a great many adventures after this, but I was young in the business, and did not know how to manage.</E>
        <C>此后我又有许多次的冒险,但是我干这事的经历很浅,不知道怎么办。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How much is the limit for cash advance of my credit card?</E>
        <C>我的信用卡的取现额度是多少?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>somewhat</E>
        <C>adv. 如何；多少；多么</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>way of,manner,method,mode,approach,system</E>
        <C>n. 方法；方式</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hau'evə]</SM>
    <E>however</E>
    <C>adv. 无论如何；不管怎样
conj. 然而；可是
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>However, she said nothing and waited to see how the concert would end.</E>
        <C>然而她没作声,只等着瞧音乐会如何收场。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had no wish, however, that for the moment such a prelude should have a sequel.</E>
        <C>然而,她现在不希望这前奏产生后果。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The blood of two or three Irish mothers in his line, however, was enough to dance him.</E>
        <C>然而,他家系中有两、三个爱尔兰母亲,她们的血统就足以使他象爱尔兰人那样手舞足蹈。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>However, one of them woke sooner than the other, finding the boat too fast aground for him to stir it.</E>
        <C>后来,两个人中的一个比另外一个先醒过来,看见小船已经搁了浅,推又推不动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This did not mean, however, that the Grand Alliance could impose its wishes upon France, or, for that matter, upon Spain.</E>
        <C>然而,这并不等于说大同盟可以使法国或西班牙俯首贴耳。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>anyway,at all events</E>
        <C>adv. 无论如何；不管怎样</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>whereas,while,nevertheless,but,yet</E>
        <C>conj. 然而；可是</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hju:dʒ]</SM>
    <E>huge</E>
    <C>adj. 巨大的；庞大的；无限的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The crazed man came at me with a huge axe.</E>
        <C>这个精神病患者拿着一把大斧子向我袭来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They thought of the sky as a huge dome made of some sort of material.</E>
        <C>他们认为天空是一个巨大的圆顶,由某一种材料制成。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the far end of the lake, they came to huge piles of rubble which had been washed up by the water.</E>
        <C>在湖的尽头,他们发现一大堆一大堆被水冲上来的碎石。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The house, which had been built at the end of the eighteenth century, stood in the middle of a huge square enclosure.</E>
        <C>这所十八世纪末叶建造的房子,高耸在一片广大的方围墙的正当中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a huge, burly man, and looked at least a foot taller than she.</E>
        <C>他身材高大、粗壮,看上去至少比她高出一英尺。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>enormous,tremendous,massive,macro,vast</E>
        <C>adj. 巨大的；庞大的；无限的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hju:mən]</SM>
    <E>human</E>
    <C>adj. 人的；人类的
n. 人；人类
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Peace was all a human being ought to ask for, it seemed to her.</E>
        <C>在她看来,世界上只有安宁才是一个人应该追求的一切。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Still he used law as he would use any other trap or weapon to rid him of a human ill.</E>
        <C>他仍利用法律逃避人类的苦难,就象利用别的任何陷阱、武器一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had a small brain, apparently walked upright, and had teeth more like those of a human than an ape.</E>
        <C>它的脑子小,显然直立行走,牙齿与猿类比较更象人类的牙齿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Outside in the street it was one of the days when all human beings are handsome.</E>
        <C>街上,今天人人容光焕发。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You seem to have no respect for human nature.</E>
        <C>你好象并不太重视人类的天性呀。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>demic,hominine</E>
        <C>adj. 人的；[人类]人类的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>person,mankind,man,creature,homo</E>
        <C>n. [人类]人；人类</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hju:mərəs]</SM>
    <E>humorous</E>
    <C>adj. 诙谐的，幽默的；滑稽的，可笑的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>But the house has an effect not at all humorous.</E>
        <C>但是那座房屋给人的印象丝毫不是滑稽可笑的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It′s not humorous to laugh at your own jokes.</E>
        <C>因你自己的笑话而笑就不幽默了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>funny,witty</E>
        <C>adj. 诙谐的，幽默的；滑稽的，可笑的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌndrəd]</SM>
    <E>hundred</E>
    <C>n. 一百；许多
adj. 一百的；许多的
num. 百；百个
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The spring came and with it a hundred new delights.</E>
        <C>春天带着许多新的,令人欢悦的事物来到了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I can spare two hundred a year for a grand purpose like this.</E>
        <C>为了这样一个伟大的目标,我可以一年捐助两百镑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His sense of having been cheated out of that hundred pounds left a permanent mark.</E>
        <C>他永远也忘不了自己被骗去那一百英镑的感觉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been identified as a faint star on a number of sky maps prepared during the preceding hundred years.</E>
        <C>在以前的几百年中积累下的一些天图中,已经证实它是颗暗星。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His sister helped him with a hundred now and then, but of course his great hope was in her death.</E>
        <C>他的姐姐有时送他一百镑救救急,不过他最大的希望当然是她的遗产。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lots of,sea,host,thousands of,much</E>
        <C>n. 一百；许多</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>numerous,multiple,many</E>
        <C>adj. 一百的；许多的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌŋɡri]</SM>
    <E>hungry</E>
    <C>adj. 饥饿的；渴望的；荒年的；不毛的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He found a toffee in his trousers pocket. "Can I give the boy a sweet? He looks hungry."</E>
        <C>他在裤袋里找出一块太妃糖,“让孩子吃块糖好吗?看样子他很饿。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For an hour now he had been lying in his quarters, tired, hungry and unable to sleep.</E>
        <C>现在他在屋子里躺了一个小时了,又累又饿,怎么也睡不着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was yet aware that the world waited outside, as hungry as a tiger, and that trouble stretched above us, longer than the sky.</E>
        <C>可是我明白,人世仍在外面饿虎般地等着;无穷无尽的苦难仍悬在我们的头顶。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I devoured my bread and drank my coffee; but I should have been glad of as much more-I was still hungry.</E>
        <C>我狼吞虎咽地吃下了面包,喝下了咖啡;可是如果能再来这么一份,我一定很高兴-我还饿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She would turn up from her sketching when she was hungry.</E>
        <C>她饿了会停止写生。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>eager,desired,anxious,sick,keen</E>
        <C>adj. 饥饿的；渴望的；荒年的；不毛的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌri, 'hə:ri]</SM>
    <E>hurry</E>
    <C>n. 匆忙，急忙
vt. 使赶紧；使匆忙，使急忙
vi. 赶紧，赶快；匆忙
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He appeared to be in a spasmodic sort of hurry.</E>
        <C>他那副样子好象非常匆促似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Reason sits firm and holds the reins, and she will not let the feelings burse away and hurry her to wild chasms.</E>
        <C>理智稳坐着,握紧缰绳,她决不会听任感情脱缰而跑,任其堕入荒谷。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was much afraid of him again, now that he had worked himself into this fierce hurry.</E>
        <C>看见他这股没命似的心急劲儿干活,我又害怕起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Riccardo could see that we were going down the tube in a hurry unless something happened soon.</E>
        <C>里卡多能够看出,除非迅速出现转化,我们很快要遭到灭顶之灾。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You think, Judith, that your sister is now bent on some mad scheme to serve her father and Hurry?</E>
        <C>尤蒂丝,那么你认为你的妹妹现在是决心去执行她的疯狂计划来援救她的父亲和赫利吗?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hasty indeed,haste</E>
        <C>n. 匆忙，急忙</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hasten</E>
        <C>vt. 使赶紧；使匆忙，使急忙</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>get a hump on,make haste</E>
        <C>vi. 赶紧，赶快；匆忙</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə:t]</SM>
    <E>hurt</E>
    <C>vt. 使受伤；损害；使疼痛；使痛心
vi. 感到疼痛；有坏处；带来痛苦
n. 痛苦；危害；痛苦的原因
adj. 受伤的；痛苦的；受损的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ben watched the bird, pray it had not been hurt.</E>
        <C>本注视着那只鸟,希望它没有受伤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had not hurt him to sketch the project of their conjunction.</E>
        <C>当他构想让他们结合的计划时,这个计划不曾伤害他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The fight with Cohn had not touched his spirit but his face had been smashed and his body hurt.</E>
        <C>和科恩这一仗并没有挫伤他的锐气,但毁了他的面容,伤了他的身体。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he was in my sporran, and your belly full of shillings, I would not hurt a hair upon his body.</E>
        <C>既使他是在我的毛皮袋里,而你的腰包里又装满了金钱,我也不会伤他身上一根毫毛的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he had been recently hurt, he would weep bitterly and swear to run away.</E>
        <C>如果他刚遭到毒打,他会痛哭一场,赌神罚咒地逃跑。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wound,blast</E>
        <C>vt. 使受伤；损害；使疼痛；使痛心</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pain</E>
        <C>vi. 感到疼痛；有坏处；带来痛苦</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>smart,painfulness</E>
        <C>n. 痛苦；危害；痛苦的原因</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>injured,painful,wounded,bitter</E>
        <C>adj. 受伤的；痛苦的；受损的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌzbənd]</SM>
    <E>husband</E>
    <C>vt. 节约地使用（或管理）
n. 丈夫
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not rail at her husband.</E>
        <C>她没有责备丈夫。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Could it be that she might make of him a true and worthy husband yet?</E>
        <C>她能不能真的再把他当作自己值得敬爱的丈夫呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She dried her eyes, reminded that her distress must not be betrayed to her husband.</E>
        <C>她擦干眼泪,提醒自己,绝对不能让丈夫发现她的悲伤情绪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My husband had been urging me to take the little blue pills prescribed by the doctor.</E>
        <C>丈夫劝我服医生开的蓝色小药丸。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If God sees fit that I should marry, he would provide me with a worthy husband.</E>
        <C>如果上帝认为我应该结婚,他就会供给我一个如意郎君的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hubby,worse half</E>
        <C>n. 丈夫</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hεəkʌt]</SM>
    <E>haircut</E>
    <C>n. 理发；发型
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>How much do you charge for a haircut?</E>
        <C>你理一个发要多少钱?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the end, I said okay to the smidgen of lipstick and haircut with the ends curled up a little.</E>
        <C>末了,我说好吧,就搽点口红,把头发剪一剪,发梢稍微卷一卷。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>frisure,hair style</E>
        <C>n. 理发；发型</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæmə]</SM>
    <E>hammer</E>
    <C>vi. 锤击；敲打；重复
n. 铁锤；链球；[解剖] 锤骨；音锤
vt. 锤击；锤打
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He dashed into the porch and began to hammer on the door.</E>
        <C>他冲上门廊用力捶起门来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When it was done, her wrists were in agony, and the hammer felt as heavy as lead; but she was still not finished.</E>
        <C>干完这个后,手腕累得酸痛,锤子像铅一样沉重,但事情还没有干完呢。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Osterman, I must ask you to let down the hammer of your weapon.</E>
        <C>奥斯特曼先生,我得请求你把你那支枪的撞针扳下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So Kit, climbing up with the poker for a hammer knocked in the nail and hung up the cage.</E>
        <C>于是吉特又爬上去,拿一根拨火棍当做铁锤,钉好钉子,挂上鸟笼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Will you allow me to smash your spectacles for you with my hammer?</E>
        <C>你是否同意让我用锤子把你的眼镜敲碎?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>read back</E>
        <C>vi. 锤击；敲打；重复</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>tupid,malleus</E>
        <C>n. 铁锤；链球；[解剖]锤骨；音锤</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæŋkətʃif, -tʃi:f]</SM>
    <E>handkerchief</E>
    <C>n. 手帕；头巾，围巾
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Lydia turned her face away from the door and dabbed at her eyes with a handkerchief.</E>
        <C>利季娅背过脸去,用手帕擦了擦眼睛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He took a handkerchief from his pillow, and tried to wave it above his head.</E>
        <C>他从枕头底下取出一块毛巾,想在头上挥舞一下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made his way to the door; he came back for his handkerchief, he stumbled out.</E>
        <C>他向门口走去,又回来拿手帕,他蹒蹒跚跚地走了出去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was hardly a child that had not hung beneath his steelyards, tied in a silk handkerchief.</E>
        <C>几乎没有一个婴儿不曾用丝巾裹着在他的提秤下面吊过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I stared at her in amazement and, pulling the handkerchief out of my pocket, handed it to her.</E>
        <C>我惊异地凝视着她,从口袋里掏出那条手帕,递给她。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hanky,noserag</E>
        <C>n. 手帕；头巾，围巾</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændl]</SM>
    <E>handle</E>
    <C>n. [建] 把手；柄；手感；口实
vt. 处理；操作；运用；买卖；触摸
vi. 搬运；易于操纵
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When you were with Croft, it was too easy to let him handle all the decisions.</E>
        <C>跟克洛夫特一起共事,一不小心,就会什么事都由他说了算。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Pushing Herb in, she held the door handle to make sure he did not duck out again.</E>
        <C>她把赫伯推进门去,反身拉住门上的把手,使赫伯不会再溜出去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It has ever since been a pleasure to me to see good workmen handle their tools.</E>
        <C>自那以后,观看能工巧匠使用手中工具,成了我的一种乐趣。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Please use your best discretion to handle the matter.</E>
        <C>请慎重处理此事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Like many hard-pressed city school systems, New York's was not equipped to handle students who did not fit the white.</E>
        <C>纽约市的中学和许多财政拮据、师资匮乏的城市中学一样,没有条件来培养非白种人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shank,grip</E>
        <C>n. [建]把手；柄；手感；口实</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>operate,feel,exert,work,cope with</E>
        <C>vt. 处理；操作；运用；买卖；触摸</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæpinis]</SM>
    <E>happiness</E>
    <C>n. 幸福
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Anna's happiness was almost too much for her to bear.</E>
        <C>安娜的幸福多得都让她承受不了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Life is a gift, life is happiness, each minute might have been an age of happiness.</E>
        <C>生命是上帝赐给我们的,生命就象幸福,每一分钟都可能给你带来无穷无尽的幸福。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her face took on the semblance of a look of happiness as she put on her hat to go below.</E>
        <C>当她戴上帽子走下楼去时,她脸上露出了高兴的模样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was strong, too, in the clearness of her conscience, in her devotion and in her happiness.</E>
        <C>而且她的良心,她的牺牲精神,她的快乐,一切都在壮她的胆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If she should ever tell me that you are essential to her perfect happiness, I will give her to you.</E>
        <C>倘若她告诉我你是她的幸福美满的要素,我就会把她给你。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>welfare,xingfu,eudemonia</E>
        <C>n. 幸福</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:dʃip]</SM>
    <E>hardship</E>
    <C>n. 困苦；苦难；艰难险阻
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Seeing how much emotional hardship there was in this sight I started to move on.</E>
        <C>我意识到这幅景象会引起感情刺激,又开始移步前进了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>During these years of hardship his wife died.</E>
        <C>在这些艰难的岁月里,他的妻子去世了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But a couple of months to think it over is no hardship, it's a godsend.</E>
        <C>但是有一两个月的时间考虑考虑,并不是苦事,这是天赐之福。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His health broke after years of hardship.</E>
        <C>多年的困苦生活使他的身体垮了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They tempted the hardship of a strange land.</E>
        <C>他们冒险去忍受在异国的艰苦。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>affliction,bitterness</E>
        <C>n. 困苦；苦难；艰难险阻</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM></SM>
    <E>hard-working</E>
    <C>adj. 勤勉的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She sat with her stubborn, hard-working hands folded in her lap and her brown feet flatted on the floor.</E>
        <C>她握着邦硬、粗糙的双手放在膝头,棕色的光脚板踩在地上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>diligent,industrious</E>
        <C>adj. 勤勉的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɑ:m]</SM>
    <E>harm</E>
    <C>n. 伤害；损害
vt. 伤害；危害；损害
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He thought of the great harm that might be done through the printing of bad books.</E>
        <C>他想到印坏书可能带来巨大的危害。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There is no harm in saying, at the outset of out acquaintance, that she was a dear little creature.</E>
        <C>所以应该先介绍一下,让大家知道他是个招人疼的小女孩儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If I sulk for a few days, no harm is done.</E>
        <C>如果我有那么几天不高兴,没有什么妨碍。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is an incident that she still refers to at the drop of a hat, to berate those who didn't see the harm in appearing with Ted.</E>
        <C>只要一提起此事,她应会严厉地指责那些人没看到同泰德一起的危害。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You are to stay here and watch over your sister, and comfort her, and see that no harm come to her.</E>
        <C>你得留在这儿照顾你妹妹。她需要你安慰她,保护她。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>damage,detriment</E>
        <C>n. 伤害；损害</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hurt,knife,injure</E>
        <C>vt. 伤害；危害；损害</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:mful]</SM>
    <E>harmful</E>
    <C>adj. 有害的；能造成损害的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Most important is that it is produced by the body; moderate doses of it are not harmful to normal body cells.</E>
        <C>最主要之点是,因为它是机体本身产生的物质,所以适当的剂量对于机体的正常细胞无害。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>evil,destructive</E>
        <C>adj. 有害的；能造成损害的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:vist]</SM>
    <E>harvest</E>
    <C>n. 收获；产量；结果
vt. 收割；得到
vi. 收割庄稼
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hired labor is strictly prohibited from gleaning, as this would tempt them to leave good fruit during harvest.</E>
        <C>雇工是严格禁止收摘剩余果实的,因为这会诱使他们的故意不收摘好果实。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had certainly feltthat he should reap some sort of a harvest.</E>
        <C>他已经预感到会有些油水可捞。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But to gather in this great harvest of truth was no light or speedy work.</E>
        <C>但是要了解真相,取得伟大的收获,却不是一件轻松、一蹴即就的工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is wise to place cloth bags over the pollinated branches a month or two prior to harvest.</E>
        <C>在收获前1-2月用布袋套在授粉的枝条上将是恰当的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Before twelve hours had passed a harvest atmosphere would be a bygone thing.</E>
        <C>十二个小时之后,一片收获的景象就会荡然无存了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>outcome,product,event,crop,result</E>
        <C>n. 收获；产量；结果</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>gather,crop,net</E>
        <C>vt. 收割；得到</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>mow</E>
        <C>vi. 收割庄稼</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hedlain]</SM>
    <E>headline</E>
    <C>n. 大标题；内容提要；栏外标题；头版头条新闻
vt. 给…加标题；使成为注意中心；大力宣传
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had brightened at having his name in headline again.</E>
        <C>他因自己的名字再次出现在大字标题上而喜形于色。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>argument,spreadhead</E>
        <C>n. 大标题；内容提要；栏外标题；头版头条新闻</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hed'mɑ:stə, -mæstə]</SM>
    <E>headmaster</E>
    <C>n. 校长
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Why don't you consult the headmaster as to whether you can read them to the boys?" Roger said.</E>
        <C>“那你干吗不请示校长,问问能不能念给同学们听听?”罗杰说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A word to the wise-the headmaster is in the next room, so no noise.</E>
        <C>明理人不用细说--校长就在隔壁房间,好了,别吵闹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The headmaster, Mr. Brown, was a nice old fellow.</E>
        <C>校长布朗先生是一位和蔼可亲的老人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You'll catch it if the headmaster finds out what you've done.</E>
        <C>如果校长知道你干的事情,你会受罚的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>principal,president</E>
        <C>n. 校长</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hai]</SM>
    <E>hi</E>
    <C>int. 嗨！（表示问候或用以唤起注意）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Cameron! Hi there, Cameron!" Someone began the cry and others took it up.</E>
        <C>“卡梅伦!嗨!卡梅伦!”不知是谁带头叫了一声,别的也跟着喊了起来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>come,heigh</E>
        <C>int. 嗨！（表示问候或用以唤起注意）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[haiə]</SM>
    <E>hire</E>
    <C>n. 雇用，租用；租金，工钱
vt. 雇用；出租
vi. 雇用，租用；受雇
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hire of a cart at any time, might not be so easy as you suppose; our farmers are not in the habit of letting them out.</E>
        <C>不论什么时候,雇马车都不象你想的那么容易。我们的农民没有把马车雇出去的习惯。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Farm labours used to hire themselves out for the summer.</E>
        <C>农业劳动者夏季常去当雇工。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Why don't you hire your car to your neighbours while you're away,and earn some money?</E>
        <C>当你外出的时候,你为什么不把你的汽车出租给邻居赚些钱呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They hire out glassware for parties.</E>
        <C>他们出租玻璃器皿供宴会用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He also wanted to hire a guide who owned a good bird dog.</E>
        <C>他还要找一名有好猎鸟犬的向导。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>employment,rental,letting</E>
        <C>n. 雇用，租用；租金，工钱</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rent,employ</E>
        <C>vt. 雇用；出租</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>take on</E>
        <C>vi. 雇用，租用；受雇</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[['həuli]]</SM>
    <E>holy</E>
    <C>adj. 圣洁的，神圣的；至善的
n. 神圣的东西
（俚）太棒了
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was as though he had stepped unwittingly onto holy ground.</E>
        <C>他仿佛无意之中闯进圣地了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Churches have been overthrown, horses stalled in the holy places, the bones of the saints dug up and scattered.</E>
        <C>他们摧毁教堂,把圣殿当马厩,翻掘圣徒的坟墓,抛散其骸骨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And she is coming to me: to me, the king, and not to you, Archbishop, holy as you are.</E>
        <C>她来是找我,找我这位国王,而不是找你这位大主教,你再道貌岸然也没用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The words of holy trust, breathed by the friendly old man, stole like sacred music over the harassed and chafed spirit of George.</E>
        <C>那善良的长者朗诵的这首表示圣洁信仰的诗篇,就象仙乐一样抚慰着乔治受尽折磨和损伤的灵魂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He spoke so naively and clumsily that I could see the bare bone of his holy plot.</E>
        <C>他讲话的口气十分天真,笨拙,我都看出了他那神圣计策中的无法遮掩的骨架。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həumlænd]</SM>
    <E>homeland</E>
    <C>n. 祖国；故乡
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>On his return to his homeland he finds his father working in the garden with a shovel.</E>
        <C>当他返家时,他又看见他的父亲执着锄头在园中工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I had a longing for a homeland for my soul.</E>
        <C>我渴望着我心灵上的归宿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Our homeland, the lives of our wives and children are at stake.</E>
        <C>我们的国土家园,我们的妻室儿女的生命,都在危急中。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>country,motherland</E>
        <C>n. 祖国；故乡</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['ɔnə]</SM>
    <E>honor</E>
    <C>n. 荣誉；信用；头衔
vt. 尊敬（等于honour）；给…以荣誉
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had allowed him to live beneath her roof, assuming that he was a man of honor.</E>
        <C>她允许他住在自己的屋檐下,认为他是个正人君子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They should not promise too many things to people; otherwise, they would not be able to honor these things.</E>
        <C>他们不要对老百姓许愿太多,否则就不能兑现。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.</E>
        <C>这些百姓用嘴唇尊敬我,心却远离我。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You may come into a safe station, and appear with honor and splendor at once.</E>
        <C>现在你可以得到一个安全的地位,立刻能够体面地光荣地站在人前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"It may not be a legal debt, but it is a personal one," Roti replied. "It is a debt of honor."</E>
        <C>罗迪说:“法律上这也许不算债务,不过我个人是认帐的,这是道义上的债务。”</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>glory,credit,title</E>
        <C>n. 荣誉；信用；头衔</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>regard,esteem,worship</E>
        <C>vt. 尊敬（等于honour）；给…以荣誉</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həupful]</SM>
    <E>hopeful</E>
    <C>adj. 有希望的；有前途的
n. 有希望成功的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In his presence, she was of his own hopeful, easy-way-out mood.</E>
        <C>和他在一起的时候她也象他一般是兴致勃勃,诸事顺利的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The world that they see is not a hopeful one of peace and beauty.</E>
        <C>他们所看到的世界并不是一个和谐、美好的理想世界。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The atmosphere in the new government was bracing and hopeful.</E>
        <C>新政府的气氛是紧张而充满希望的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We begin with the least hopeful.</E>
        <C>让我们从希望最小的一点开始。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had her own reasons for being less sanguine than ever in hopeful views of the future.</E>
        <C>她之所以在展望未来时不象以往那么乐观,是有她自己的理由的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>promising,likely</E>
        <C>adj. 有希望的；有前途的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həuplis]</SM>
    <E>hopeless</E>
    <C>adj. 绝望的；不可救药的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I knew it was hopeless. Still, I tried to reason with him.</E>
        <C>我知道已经没有希望了。然而我还想说他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was flight now, a desperate, hopeless flight that carried him on for some hours.</E>
        <C>现在是真正的逃跑,是一种不顾一切的绝望的逃跑。他一直狂奔了几个小时。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was the same thick air, difficult to breathe; the same blighted ground, the same hopeless prospect, the same misery and distress.</E>
        <C>有同样使人感到呼吸困难的浓厚空气,同样枯燥的大地,同样没有希望的远景,同样的悲痛和苦恼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This is all hopeless twaddle that I am saying about her.</E>
        <C>我这样说她,那是全无希望的拙劣废话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She pleaded to live with her father, but of course it was hopeless.</E>
        <C>她乞求同爸爸生活在一块儿,当然这丝毫没有指望。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>forlorn,broken-hearted</E>
        <C>adj. 绝望的；不可救药的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[həust]</SM>
    <E>host</E>
    <C>n. [计] 主机；主人；主持人；许多
vt. 主持；当主人招待
vi. 群集；做主人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Amidst these friends then, and a host more, Pen passed more than two brilliant and happy years of his life.</E>
        <C>在这些朋友,以及其他许多同学中间,潘度过了两年多丰富多采的愉快生活。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her host dropped his eyes as well; but it was probable that the movement had in each case a different spring.</E>
        <C>他的主人也垂下了眼睛,但也许这个动作在各人是出于不同的动机。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Conversely the balance of payments of the host country is helped in the short run and may be hurt in the long.</E>
        <C>反之,东道国的国际收支得益于短期,而受害于长期。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At last, he whispered a hurried good-bye to his host and darted toward the door.</E>
        <C>最后,他匆匆地向主人轻声道别,急步走向门口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My reply did not rise to the nobility of my host.</E>
        <C>我的答辞没有满足东道主的厚望。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lots of,sea,hundred,master,thousands of</E>
        <C>n. [计]主机；主人；主持人；许多</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>to chair,preside over</E>
        <C>vt. 主持；当主人招待</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>pack,troop</E>
        <C>vi. 群集；做主人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hauswaif]</SM>
    <E>housewife</E>
    <C>n. 家庭主妇
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was all designed to soften her image, to give her the appeal of a cosy housewife.</E>
        <C>目的是把她塑造成一个温柔、体贴和贤慧的主妇。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But not as he had known her for many years, not as the good domestic housewife, but as a young girl with a slim figure.</E>
        <C>他看到的并不是他多年来朝夕相处时看见的那个模样,并不是一个善于持家的贤惠的主妇,而是一个婷婷玉立的少女。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Fitzpiers did not talk much longer to this cheering housewife, and walked home with no very brisk step.</E>
        <C>菲茨比尔斯再没有同这位爱说话的主妇多谈,迈着有气无力的步子走回家去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I told him I must housewife the money he had lent me.</E>
        <C>我对他说我必须要节省着用他借给我的钱。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>materfamilias,frow</E>
        <C>n. 家庭主妇</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hju:mə]</SM>
    <E>humor</E>
    <C>n. 幽默，诙谐；心情
vt. 迎合，迁就；顺应
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He counted on Lizzie for her sense of humor, her sense of the outrageous.</E>
        <C>他欣赏利齐的幽默感和泼辣劲。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Tough, warm-hearted, with a superb sense of humor, he would come on like a slightly distressed hornet.</E>
        <C>他顽强、热诚,具有非凡的幽默感,总是象一只略带忧虑的大黄峰一样飞向前来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A wretch who in the deepest distress still aimed at good humor was an object my friend was by no means capable of withstanding.</E>
        <C>一个苦人,深陷在不幸之中而又强颜欢笑,看到此情此景,我的朋友再也受不住了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Either my only attempt to strike a light tone backfired, or else his humor was too subtle for me.</E>
        <C>如果不是我想跟他说句轻松话的唯一的企图碰了壁,就是他的幽默感太微妙了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Shklovskii is also well known for his sense of humor.</E>
        <C>什克洛夫斯基还以幽默著称。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>breast,drollness</E>
        <C>n. 幽默，诙谐；心情</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cater for,pander to</E>
        <C>vt. 迎合，迁就；顺应</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hju:mə]</SM>
    <E>humour</E>
    <C>n. 幽默（等于humor）；诙谐
vt. 迁就；使满足
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>One reason was that he had a sense of humour and could take a joke at his own expense.</E>
        <C>其中一个原因是他很有点幽默感,很能自我解嘲。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She appeared to be in the best humour with everything.</E>
        <C>她似乎对一切都表示很满意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dogs show what may be fairly called a sense of humour.</E>
        <C>狗也表现有一种可以名符其实地称为幽默的感觉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His good humour, joined with the loving gesture, filled her with remorse.</E>
        <C>他的好脾气,加上他的表示爱姿态,使她产生一种自责的心情。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By the end of the evening he was in his most extravagant humour.</E>
        <C>到了夜晚,他处处显出出类拔萃的幽默。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>drollness,pleasantry</E>
        <C>n. 幽默（等于humor）；诙谐</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>content,gratify</E>
        <C>vt. 迁就；使满足</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌŋɡə]</SM>
    <E>hunger</E>
    <C>n. 饿，饥饿；渴望
vi. 渴望；挨饿
vt. 使……挨饿
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The woman in front of him was eating roasted peanuts that smelled so good that he could barely contain his hunger.</E>
        <C>他前面的那个女人在吃着烤花生,香味扑鼻,使他简直无法控制自己的辘辘饥肠。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Close to the back step of one cabin, she found a short row of radishes and hunger assaulted her suddenly.</E>
        <C>在一间下屋的后台阶旁边,她找到了一排白萝卜,便觉得一阵饥饿突然袭击她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His hunger could only be appeased by his wife.</E>
        <C>他的欲望只有他的妻子能满足。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were hunted from place to place, and learned all there was to know about poverty, hunger, and distress.</E>
        <C>他们被人到处追踪,尝尽了一切贫穷,饥饿和苦难的滋味。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was highly likely that the serpent of sin that nosed about the chambers of my heart was lashed to hunger by hymns as well as dream.</E>
        <C>很可能探听我内心世界的那条孽蛇被圣歌和幻想刺激得产生欲望了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>aspiration,famine</E>
        <C>n. 饿，[生理]饥饿；渴望</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rare,aspire</E>
        <C>vi. 渴望；挨饿</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hʌnt]</SM>
    <E>hunt</E>
    <C>vt. 打猎；搜索
vi. 打猎；搜寻
n. 狩猎；搜寻
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A wet day sent him to the small home library to hunt once more for a book which might have some freshness for him.</E>
        <C>一天由于下雨,他走进了家中的小藏书室,想再找一本也许可以引起他兴趣的书。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do you mean to sell me, or to let me lie here till this hunt is over.</E>
        <C>你打算出卖我,还是让我在这里躲过这场追捕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I felt that an evil time might be coming upon those whom he had set himself to hunt down.</E>
        <C>我觉得他决意要追捕的人该倒霉了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You'll have to hunt up the word in the dictionary.</E>
        <C>你须在字典里查找这个字。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They went into the mountains to hunt bucks.</E>
        <C>他们进山去猎羚羊。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>seek,beat for</E>
        <C>vt. 打猎；搜索</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>search,nose about</E>
        <C>vi. 打猎；搜寻</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>search,shoot</E>
        <C>n. 狩猎；搜寻</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə'bitjuəl]</SM>
    <E>habitual</E>
    <C>adj. 习惯的；惯常的；习以为常的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man of whom I speak was a low pantomime actor; and like many people of his class, an habitual drunkard.</E>
        <C>我所说的人是一个演哑剧的下级演员;他象他那个阶级的许多人一样,也是一个经常的醉鬼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The habitual sniff on the face of Soames Forsyte had spread through their ranks.</E>
        <C>索米斯·福尔赛脸上那种习见的傲慢神气已经遍及全军。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>used,frequent,confirmed</E>
        <C>adj. 习惯的；惯常的；习以为常的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:lt]</SM>
    <E>halt</E>
    <C>vi. 停止；立定；踌躇，犹豫
n. 停止；立定；休息
vt. 使停止；使立定
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Croft shook his head as if to halt the uproarious whirl of his head.</E>
        <C>克洛夫特摆了摆头,仿佛脑子里闹得发昏,得赶紧定一定神似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You've been working all day, why don't you call a halt?</E>
        <C>你们一直工作了一整天,为什么不歇一歇呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was the noon halt, and we decided to bathe in the cool, inviting stream.</E>
        <C>当时正好中午要歇脚,我们决定到清凉宜人的溪水中洗个澡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Kids" and "pandas" swing toward the center, coming to a halt in a double line.</E>
        <C>“小山羊”和“熊猫”队队员迅速走向球场中央,止步成双行站立。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After we have walked along at a rapid pace for about half an hour, Frate suddenly comes to a halt.</E>
        <C>我们快步往前走了大约半小时以后,弗雷特突然停住了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>desist from,come to a stop</E>
        <C>vi. 停止；立定；踌躇，犹豫</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>break,stop,rest,stay,stand</E>
        <C>n. 停止；立定；休息</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>put a stop to</E>
        <C>vt. 使停止；使立定</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændful]</SM>
    <E>handful</E>
    <C>n. 少数；一把；棘手事
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If you throw a handful of straw into a river, some of it stays afloat even in a rapids.</E>
        <C>一把稻草投在河里,即使到急流险滩也总有些稻草可以不沉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A few slices of bread and a handful of raisins satisfied him at noon.</E>
        <C>他中午只吃几片面包和一把葡萄干,就心满意足了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Pride, that he has created out of a handful of dirt a being so grand.</E>
        <C>令人自豪,因为他用一把尘土创造出了一个这么高超的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They gave her a handful of the peas.</E>
        <C>他们给了她一把豌豆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I gained him his whole money, and had a handful of guineas in my lap.</E>
        <C>我把他所有的本钱全赢回来了,我膝上还有满把的金币。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fewness,the minority</E>
        <C>n. 少数；一把；棘手事</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændi]</SM>
    <E>handy</E>
    <C>adj. 便利的；手边的，就近的；容易取得的；敏捷的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The locksmith was a handy fellow, and after two hours' work, the door stood open.</E>
        <C>这个锁匠手艺相当高明,两个小时后门就打开了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She was a handy person to have along on a raid.</E>
        <C>带着她去抓差办案,倒也的确非常方便。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If he had had a coat handy he would have put it on.</E>
        <C>他手头要是有件外套,准会把它穿上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Americans still like to be handy at all things.</E>
        <C>美国人现在仍然喜欢一切事情自己动手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She whisked her car into a handy self-serve parking lot.</E>
        <C>她把车急忙开到就近一个无人管理的停车场。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sharp,quick,smart,keen,fly</E>
        <C>adj. 便利的；手边的，就近的；[水运]容易取得的；敏捷的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:bə]</SM>
    <E>harbour</E>
    <C>vi. 藏匿；入港停泊；庇护
vt. 庇护；藏匿；入港停泊
n. 海港（等于harbor）；避难所
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Small boats loaded with wares sped to the great liner as she was entering the harbour.</E>
        <C>当大型班轮驶进港口时,满载货物的小船纷纷向它飞驶来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the end of the season,all the boats are formally laid up in the harbour.</E>
        <C>在这个季节末之时,所有的船只都被整齐地排在港里不使用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From the windows you had a spacious view of the harbour with its crowded traffic.</E>
        <C>从窗户往外望去,可以饱览港口的景致和熙熙攘攘的往来船只。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bark shot out of the harbour like a bird.</E>
        <C>那艘小船象一只鸟儿似的射出了港口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a crumbling lighthouse from which there shone the beams that led great fleets to harbour.</E>
        <C>它是一座行将倾塌的灯塔,从这里发射光芒,引导伟大的舰队进港。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>secrete</E>
        <C>vt. 庇护；藏匿；入港停泊</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>haven,home</E>
        <C>n. 海港（等于harbor）；避难所</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:dən]</SM>
    <E>harden</E>
    <C>vi. 变硬，变坚固；变坚强；变冷酷
vt. 使…变硬；使…坚强；使…冷酷；使…麻木不仁
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The floor of the forest was soft to walk on; the frost did not harden it as it did the road.</E>
        <C>森林里边的地走起来软软的;冰霜还没有把它凝结得象山路那么硬。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This mixture is placed into a suitable mould, compacted, and allowed to harden.</E>
        <C>这种拌合料灌入合适的模框中,振捣压实,让它硬化。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>God forbid that I should tell you to harden your hearts.</E>
        <C>上帝不容我对各位说要心狠手辣。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Melted metal is poured into a mold to harden into shape.</E>
        <C>熔化之金属倒入模子中以冷却成形。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The practical result was to harden the battle lines.</E>
        <C>实际的结果就是双方壁垒更加分明。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stiffen</E>
        <C>vi. 变硬，变坚固；变坚强；变冷酷</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:dwεə]</SM>
    <E>hardware</E>
    <C>n. 计算机硬件；五金器具
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bill and his father carried on a hardware business.</E>
        <C>比尔和他父亲经营一家五金行。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr. Harper bought out a nearby hardware store.</E>
        <C>哈珀先生盘进附近一家五金店的全部货底。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A DAU hardware block diagram is shown in Fig.3.</E>
        <C>数据采集器DAU硬件的方框图如图3所示。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>brightwork</E>
        <C>n. 计算机硬件；五金器具</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hεə]</SM>
    <E>hare</E>
    <C>n. 野兔
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The March Hare took the watch and looked at it gloomily.</E>
        <C>骑·黑尔拿过表来,发愁地看看它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You seem to have coursed the hare and captured the hart.</E>
        <C>你似乎追了一阵兔子,却抓到了公鹿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"It was the best butter," the March Hare meekly replied.</E>
        <C>“这是最好的黄油。”三月兔温顺地答道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Burning with curiosity, she ran across the field after the hare.</E>
        <C>她好奇心切,跟着兔子奔过田野。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We don't wish, of course, to be running a wrong hare.</E>
        <C>当然,我们并不想钉错人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rabbit,klipdas</E>
        <C>n. [脊椎]野兔</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:məni]</SM>
    <E>harmony</E>
    <C>n. 协调；和睦；融洽；调和
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Thus on the main issue our minds at home and on the spot were moving forward in harmony.</E>
        <C>于是,国内和现场的人对主要问题的看法便逐渐趋于一致了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Where there is discord may we bring harmony.</E>
        <C>凡是出现不和的地方,我们要为亲善而努力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The supreme need of our time is for men to learn to live together in peace and harmony.</E>
        <C>目前我们最迫切的需要是让人类学习共同和平与协调一致地生活。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>peace,keeping</E>
        <C>n. 协调；和睦；融洽；调和</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:nis]</SM>
    <E>harness</E>
    <C>vt. 治理；套；驾驭；披上甲胄
n. 马具；甲胄；挽具状带子；降落伞背带
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We shall try to drive them for a while in double harness.</E>
        <C>我们想暂时足跨两个马鞍来考虑问题。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What is there that persons just out of harness dread so much as reminders of the trade which has enriched them?</E>
        <C>一个人,一旦告老退休,脱去工作服装,他所怕的,还有比使他想起当初让他发财的事情更厉害的吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You didn't tell me that you intended to go into harness.</E>
        <C>你没有告诉我你打算行医。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We work together in harness for the president.</E>
        <C>我们都是总统的马前卒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The harness room of the barn he had set apart for himself and intimates.</E>
        <C>他把马房里的马具间留给自己和好朋友们。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>keep on top</E>
        <C>vt. 治理；套；驾驭；披上甲胄</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>saddlery,coat of mail</E>
        <C>n. 马具；甲胄；挽具状带子；降落伞背带</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɑ:ʃ]</SM>
    <E>harsh</E>
    <C>adj. 严厉的；严酷的；刺耳的；粗糙的；刺目的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The harsh slapping sound came out of the jungle and was followed by another discharge.</E>
        <C>从林里突然响起了那种刺耳的响声,紧接着又是一响。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A few very harsh critics went so far as to say that he had not even brought up his daughters.</E>
        <C>有的人甚至毫不客气地指责他,说他不关心自己的几个女儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It seems a little harsh toward a dead man to say that we never should have had any war but for Sir Walter.</E>
        <C>如果说没有华尔特·司各特爵士的影响,我们根本不会有什么战争,那也许未免过于苛责一个死人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave her the oil, and with this her harsh voice was cured.</E>
        <C>他给她油,治好了她的粗嗓门儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They seemed out of place in the harsh and everyday earth.</E>
        <C>他们在这个残忍而平庸的世界上似乎有点不得其所。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>severe,grinding,crude,tight,hard</E>
        <C>adj. 严厉的；严酷的；[声]刺耳的；粗糙的；刺目的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[heist]</SM>
    <E>haste</E>
    <C>n. 匆忙；急忙；轻率
vi. 匆忙；赶紧
vt. 赶快
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I saw she was in haste, and I had no business to stop her.</E>
        <C>我看她很匆忙的样子,当然用不着拦住她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The ogre tripped on the doorstep in his haste to get out of the house.</E>
        <C>那妖魔出门时由于匆忙而在台阶上绊了一交。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His prose style is of a badness that cannot be completely explained by haste.</E>
        <C>他的文体粗劣不是仅用轻率二字就能解释得了的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The matter is too grave for haste.</E>
        <C>这椿事很严重,不能草率从事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't treat the matter with undue haste.</E>
        <C>不要过急的处理那个问题。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hurry,hasty indeed</E>
        <C>n. 匆忙；急忙；轻率</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hurry,rush</E>
        <C>vi. 匆忙；赶紧</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hurry up,get a move on,shake it up,snap it up</E>
        <C>vt. 赶快</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heisən]</SM>
    <E>hasten</E>
    <C>vt. 加速；使赶紧；催促
vi. 赶快；急忙
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The girls had to hasten their steps to keep pace with his.</E>
        <C>女孩子们得加快步子才能赶得上他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jack had just time to get on the beanstalk and hasten down it.</E>
        <C>杰克趁机跳上豆茎,急匆匆地向下滑去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You must hasten and publish your result.</E>
        <C>你必须赶快公布你的结果。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>crowd,soup</E>
        <C>vt. 加速；使赶紧；催促</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hurry up,get a move on</E>
        <C>vi. 赶快；急忙</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heisti]</SM>
    <E>hasty</E>
    <C>adj. 轻率的；匆忙的；草率的；性怠的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Don't be hasty", said the captain. "Don't do a mischief before you see the need of it."</E>
        <C>“慢着,慢着,”船长也叫道,“在你看出有必要以前,请别闹出乱子来。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave a hasty glance at the sky.</E>
        <C>他猛地抬起头望了一眼天空。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He passed through the streets with a hasty step, but a quick and observant eye.</E>
        <C>他快步穿过街道,机灵的眼睛注意着一切。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I would wish not to be hasty in censuring anyone.</E>
        <C>我总希望不要轻易责难一个人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is always prone to jump to hasty conclusions.</E>
        <C>他总是习惯于作草率结论。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>brief,rushed</E>
        <C>adj. 轻率的；匆忙的；草率的；性怠的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hætʃ]</SM>
    <E>hatch</E>
    <C>n. 孵化；舱口
vt. 孵；策划
vi. 孵化
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The most they could have done was to lock Mr. Hatch up while he cooled off for a few days, or refine him a little something.</E>
        <C>他们至多把哈奇关上几天,让他冷静下来,或是罚他几个钱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Lieutenant Hearn stood for a time on the pilot's hatch at the stern staring down into the troop well.</E>
        <C>候恩少尉在艇尾的驾驶舱内站了一阵,居高临下,呆呆地望着载兵舱里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"All ready?" the captain asked the engineer, a Portuguese half-caste, whose head and shoulders protruded from the small hatch.</E>
        <C>“准备好了吗?”船长问轮机手--一个葡萄牙混血儿,他从一个小舱口探出脑袋和肩膀。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The rate of loading should be 300 metric tons per workable hatch.</E>
        <C>每个可使用的舱口的装货率应为300公吨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hoban plunged for the ladder, shouting up through the hatch.</E>
        <C>胡班冲到梯级那儿,仰头对着舱口大声嚷嚷。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>incubation</E>
        <C>n. 孵化；[船][航]舱口</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>engineer,scheme</E>
        <C>vt. [动]孵；策划</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>incubate</E>
        <C>vi. 孵化</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heitful]</SM>
    <E>hateful</E>
    <C>adj. 可憎的；可恨的；可恶的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They do not value freedom themselves, and the spectacle of it in others is hateful to them.</E>
        <C>他们自己不珍视自由,而看到了别人的自由则极其憎恨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would not remember that but for hateful wine!</E>
        <C>他就会忘掉那可恨已极的葡萄酒!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let us recur not to that impious man-how hateful to both of us!</E>
        <C>让我们不去回想那个邪恶的人吧--我们两个都那么讨厌他!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The night was turning jangled and hateful to him as the twilight faded.</E>
        <C>夜色渐浓,在他看来黑夜变得越来越可怕可恨了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He foresaw that I should grow hateful to myself.</E>
        <C>他预感到我会痛恨自己的!</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>detestable,blanky</E>
        <C>adj. 可憎的；可恨的；可恶的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heitrid]</SM>
    <E>hatred</E>
    <C>n. 憎恨；怨恨；敌意
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She felt almost flashes of hatred for her mother.</E>
        <C>她觉得自己对母亲常常抱有阵阵愤恨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She could not speak, but hatred and disgust burned in her eyes as she stared at him fiercely.</E>
        <C>当时她说不出话来,只拿一双充满着憎恨和嫌恶的眼睛对他瞠视着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A few words from her, evincing a dislike to Heathcliff, were enough to rouse in him all his old hatred of the boy.</E>
        <C>她只要吐出几个字,暗示不喜欢希刺克厉夫,这就足够把他对这孩子的旧仇全都勾起来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He wants to be the object of love and esteem among men, and he sees that his faults merit only their hatred and contempt.</E>
        <C>他要求能成为别人爱慕与尊崇的对象,而又看到自己的缺点只配别人的憎恶与鄙视。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mace was attempting to recover; there was savage hatred in his eyes.</E>
        <C>梅斯试图重新振作起来,眼里射出凶残、仇恨的光。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hate,despite,spite</E>
        <C>n. 憎恨；怨恨；敌意</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:k]</SM>
    <E>hawk</E>
    <C>vt. 兜售，沿街叫卖；捕捉；咳出
vi. 清嗓；咳嗽；像鹰一般地袭击
n. 鹰；鹰派成员；掠夺他人的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hawk flew back and forth a few times, and then alighted among the rocks by the spring.</E>
        <C>这只鹰前前后后飞了好几个来回,然后落在泉水旁边的岩石上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Black Hawk boys looked forward to marrying Black Hawk girls, and living in a brand-new little house.</E>
        <C>黑鹰镇的小伙子们希望的是娶上黑鹰镇的姑娘,住在崭新的小巧玲珑的屋子里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Go! You are sparrows chattering praise over the dead hawk.</E>
        <C>去你的吧!你们是麻雀在吹捧死鹰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On the King's wrist stood his favourite hawk; for in those days hawks were trained to hunt.</E>
        <C>在国王的手腕上站着他最宠爱的鹰,因为那个时代,鹰是训练来打猎的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But before the cup had touched his lips, the hawk swooped down again.</E>
        <C>可是杯子还没有触到他的嘴唇,这只鹰又俯冲下来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tout,cough up</E>
        <C>vt. 兜售，沿街叫卖；捕捉；咳出</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>have a cough</E>
        <C>vi. 清嗓；咳嗽；像鹰一般地袭击</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>eagle</E>
        <C>n. [鸟]鹰；鹰派成员；掠夺他人的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hei]</SM>
    <E>hay</E>
    <C>n. 干草
vt. 把晒干
vi. 割草晒干
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She knew where Frank would be, up in the hay in the barn, safe from prying eyes.</E>
        <C>她知道弗兰克为了避开窥视的眼睛,一定会坐在谷仓的干草堆上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Otte dropped the bottle, thrust his hands into the hay to grasp Claire.</E>
        <C>奥托丢下酒瓶,把手伸进草里抓着克莱尔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a little hay left and a little corn.</E>
        <C>只剩下一点儿干草和玉米了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dad, my eyes are killing me with hay fever!</E>
        <C>爸爸,我患了花粉热,两眼简直痛得要命。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hay types tend to be rather earlier in growth, more upright in their form.</E>
        <C>干草类生长较早,茎较直立。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hey,stover</E>
        <C>n. 干草</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæzəd]</SM>
    <E>hazard</E>
    <C>vt. 赌运气；冒…的危险，使遭受危险
n. 危险，冒险；冒险的事
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He would not hazard a shilling of mine till he had made the experiment with a little.</E>
        <C>他不愿拿我的一个先令去冒险,必定要等他先拿一小笔款子试验一下。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My business seemed to lie another way, though it had hazard enough in it too.</E>
        <C>我的专长好像在另一方面,虽然这里面也有不少的危险。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He frowned, and getting up, went over to the bookcase and took out a volume at hazard.</E>
        <C>他皱皱眉头,站起身来,走到书架边随手抽了一本书。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was no hazard from fatigue.</E>
        <C>没有疲劳损伤。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had put his own life in hazard.</E>
        <C>他是在拿自己的生命来冒险。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>risk</E>
        <C>vt. 赌运气；冒…的危险，使遭受危险</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>risk,throw,venture,adventure</E>
        <C>n. [安全]危险，冒险；冒险的事</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hediŋ]</SM>
    <E>heading</E>
    <C>n. 标题；（足球）头球；信头
v. 用头顶（head的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It dawned on me that we were heading into a war zone.</E>
        <C>我突然想起我们是在向战区前进。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If (type) appears in the (heading), the procedure is a function which returns a value of that type.</E>
        <C>〈过程引导〉中出现〈类型〉,则该过程是按此类型退回一个值的函数。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On his launch the sense of heading out into the unknown was almost gone.</E>
        <C>起飞时,他几乎全忘了自己正在飞向前途未卜的未来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>An old steam engine went slowly by, heading northeast, puffing great clouds of smoke and hauling a train of coal trucks.</E>
        <C>一辆老式蒸汽机车喷着浓烟,拖着一节又一节的煤车缓慢地向东北方向开去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The ship was heading straight into the Caribbean Sea.</E>
        <C>船只径直驶入加勒比海。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>title,titel</E>
        <C>n. [计][图情]标题；（足球）头球；[通信]信头</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hed'kwɔ:təz]</SM>
    <E>headquarters</E>
    <C>n. 总部；指挥部；司令部
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The word from headquarters is to stand by for war patrol number one.</E>
        <C>司令部下令说要作好准备,进行一级战备侦察。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One might as well have been at a battalion headquarters in the line.</E>
        <C>我们好象是生活在前线的一个营指挥所里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One of the Fuehrer's cars drove me to headquarters.</E>
        <C>他们派来了元首车队的一辆轿车,把我接到大本营。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I will draw from headquarters here, from time to time, what little money I need.</E>
        <C>我本人若需少许款项,可随时向此间司令部支取。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All these troops passed under the command of the XIIIth Corps Headquarters.</E>
        <C>所有这些部队都拨归第十三军司令部。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>command,main office</E>
        <C>n. 总部；指挥部；司令部</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:l]</SM>
    <E>heal</E>
    <C>vt. 治愈，痊愈；和解
vi. 痊愈
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A sweet balm was poured into the wound which she had thought nothing but death could heal.</E>
        <C>她本来以为除了一死之外,没有别的能够医治好那个创伤,这时候一种芬芳的香油却被倒进了那个伤口。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall be a doctor, for who can do more to heal mankind?</E>
        <C>我要当医生,除了医生,还有什么人能够拯救人类呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The years of misery had left scars that were slow to heal.</E>
        <C>多少年来的痛苦所留下的创痕要慢慢地才能平复。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Only the wounds they harbored now were beyond her power to heal.</E>
        <C>不过他们现在隐藏在内心的伤痛却超过了她能治愈的范围。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The deep gash in his arm would take weeks to heal over.</E>
        <C>他胳膊上的割伤很深,需要几个星期的时间才能痊愈。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>charm away,charm off</E>
        <C>vt. 治愈，痊愈；和解</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cure,scar</E>
        <C>vi. 痊愈</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:p]</SM>
    <E>heap</E>
    <C>n. 堆；许多；累积
vt. 堆；堆积
vi. 堆起来
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not shuffle them to a heap.</E>
        <C>她并没有把它们拼凑成一堆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Maggie was curled into a little heap, with her thumb in her mouth and her rag-decorated hair all around her.</E>
        <C>麦琪弯得象只小虾,大拇指含在嘴巴里,满头披散着她那用破布条装饰起来的头发。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She squatted down close to the ground and from her belly there came out one by one a big heap of crocodile eggs.</E>
        <C>她低低地蹲在地上,从她的肚子里一个接一个地出来一大堆鳄鱼蛋。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now tell me what has happened, since you wise men knew no better than to make a heap of cinders of me?</E>
        <C>既然你们这些聪明人认为最好把我烧成一堆灰烬的话,现在跟我谈谈吧,都发生了什么事情?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A person may be thrown on the scrap heap by the age of fifty when many of the best years are still ahead.</E>
        <C>人们在五十岁时候可以被掷进废品堆,而那时他最好的工作岁月还有很多。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lots of,pile,accumulation,sea,hundred</E>
        <C>n. 堆；许多；累积</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bank up,stack up</E>
        <C>vt. 堆；堆积</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hi:tiŋ]</SM>
    <E>heating</E>
    <C>n. [热] 加热；[建] 供暖；暖气设备
adj. 加热的；供热的
v. [热] 加热（heat的现在分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"No?" said Quilp, heating some rum in a little saucepan, and watching it to prevent it from boiling over.</E>
        <C>“没有回来?”奎尔普说着,把甘蔗酒倒在锅里温,注视着它,怕它沸滚出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Iron is extracted from iron ore by heating the ore with coke and limestone.</E>
        <C>铁是通过用焦碳和石灰石加热铁矿石而提炼出来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Cast forms may be further shaped by heating.</E>
        <C>铸塑件的形状可以通过加热进一步改变。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Chilled water coil are controlled in much the same way as heating.</E>
        <C>冷水盘管的控热和加热盘管的差不多相同。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They could thermally desorb these ions by heating the foil to red heat.</E>
        <C>他们通过加热金属箔至红热以解吸这些离子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>calefaction,pyrogenation</E>
        <C>n. [热]加热；[建]供暖；暖气设备</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hotting</E>
        <C>v. [热]加热（heat的现在分词）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hevili]</SM>
    <E>heavily</E>
    <C>adv. 沉重地；猛烈地；沉闷地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She did not answer, but tears rolled heavily down her cheeks.</E>
        <C>她没有回答,可是眼泪却啪嗒啪嗒地从脸上滚落下来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She sat down at the table and stared at him with scorn and amazement; sat heavily, as though she had been struck.</E>
        <C>她在桌边坐下来——沉重地坐下来,仿佛是被什么东西击倒似的,她用轻蔑和诧异的目光盯着他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I was a strong lad and very angry, and he but a little man, and he went down before me heavily.</E>
        <C>我那时年轻力壮、再加上怒火燃烧,而他不过是个瘦小的汉子罢了,他卟通一声,跌倒在我面前的地上了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From the purse, where it had weighed heavily she lifted out a device.</E>
        <C>她从那只沉重的手提包里取出一个装置。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The men were sweating heavily, and yet the air seemed cold.</E>
        <C>弟兄们个个汗流浃背,然而洞里的气温却似乎并不高。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>strong,hard</E>
        <C>adv. 沉重地；猛烈地；沉闷地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hedʒ]</SM>
    <E>hedge</E>
    <C>vt. 用树篱笆围住；避免作正面答复
vi. 用树篱围住；避免作正面答复
n. 树篱；障碍
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Turning off the highroad up a green lane, an hour later, he beheld a youngster prying into a hedge head and arms.</E>
        <C>他走下公路,转入一条绿草如茵的小路。一个钟头后,他见到一个孩子,头和手臂都扎进一丛树篱中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They seemed to be dancing in a slow and sad cotillion, while behind the hedge on every side were warders armed with guns.</E>
        <C>他们似乎在慢悠悠地,悲伤地跳着八人舞,而在每一道篱笆后面都有持枪的狱卒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Though he was almost a stranger here now passing cottagers talked to him over the garden hedge.</E>
        <C>虽然现在这个村子里没有什么人认识他了,但是过路的人,却有的隔着园篱和他说话。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Never had she seen such a fierce, prickly hedge in her life.</E>
        <C>她有生以来还从未看到过这样令人望而生畏的多刺篱笆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun does not shine on both sides of the hedge at once.</E>
        <C>太阳不会一下子照及篱笆的两面的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bar,obstacle,dam,let,stop</E>
        <C>n. [建]树篱；障碍</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:l]</SM>
    <E>heel</E>
    <C>n. 脚后跟；踵
vt. 倾侧
vi. 倾侧
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was no room for that, for there was exactly the very print of a foot, toes, heel and every part of a foot.</E>
        <C>完全不是那么回事,因为一点也不错,不折不扣是一个人的脚印,脚趾头,脚后跟,样样俱全。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now Tom shivered from head to heel, for his eyes fell upon the stolid face of Injun Joe.</E>
        <C>汤姆从头顶到脚跟都发抖了,因为他的眼睛瞟见了印江·乔那副冷冰冰的面孔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turns on his heel and is about to go in extreme dudgeon.</E>
        <C>他转身要走并大发脾气。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Haggard and pale, shabbily or raggedly dressed, their boots broken and down at heel, they slouched past.</E>
        <C>他们形容憔悴,面色苍白,穿得破破烂烂,拖着塌了后跟的鞋子懒懒散散地走过去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He turned about on his heel with a last look at the barn, and set off toward the stable.</E>
        <C>他朝谷仓再看了一眼,就转身朝那马房走去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>careen</E>
        <C>vi. 倾侧</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[εə]</SM>
    <E>heir</E>
    <C>n. [法] 继承人；后嗣；嗣子
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sir George Staunton was at liberty to adopt him as his heir, if he pleased.</E>
        <C>只要他高兴的话,乔治·斯汤顿爵士可以认孩子为嗣子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The heir on taking up his ancestors fief had to pay a relief.</E>
        <C>继承其前辈封地的人须交纳一笔“接替费”。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He passed his property to his heir.</E>
        <C>他把财产传给他的继承人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The male heir might bring an appeal.</E>
        <C>男性继承人可以提出上诉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is a fool who makes his doctor his heir.</E>
        <C>他让他的医生做了自己的继承人,真是一个蠢材。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>heritor,haeres</E>
        <C>n. [法]继承人；后嗣；嗣子</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['helikɔptə]</SM>
    <E>helicopter</E>
    <C>n. [航] 直升飞机
vi. [航] 乘直升飞机
vt. 由直升机运送
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Within the tower, there will be a laboratory, living accommodation and a helicopter landing station.</E>
        <C>钢塔内有实验室,生活设施和直升飞机着陆站。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By using the helicopter indiscreetly as you did, you dumped an opportunity in her lap.</E>
        <C>你这样轻率的使用直升飞机,就拱手送给了她一个机会。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If, however, the blades are not tilted, the helicopter can be made to hover motionless in the air.</E>
        <C>然而,如果桨叶不倾斜,就能使直升飞机在空中悬停不动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was not long before a helicopter arrived on the scene to rescue the survivors of the plane crash.</E>
        <C>不久,一架直升飞机抵达现场,把这次飞机失事的幸存者营救了出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once he piloted my wife Nancy and me in his helicopter on a hair-raising ride at treetop level.</E>
        <C>有一次,他驾直升飞机让我妻子南希和我作了一次只有树梢那样高的飞行,这真叫人提心吊胆。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>copter,whirlybird,verticraft</E>
        <C>n. [航]直升飞机</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hel]</SM>
    <E>hell</E>
    <C>n. 地狱；究竟（作加强语气词）；训斥；黑暗势力
vi. 过放荡生活；飞驰
int. 该死；见鬼（表示惊奇、烦恼、厌恶、恼怒、失望等）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was called in for an interrogation in which they verbally beat the hell out of him.</E>
        <C>他被叫进去调查了一番,在调查中他受到十分粗暴的对待。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He ran his stony eyes over their faces and told them he could beat hell out of any man in his outfit.</E>
        <C>他用冷酷无情的眼睛扫视着他们一个个的脸,然后对他们说,他可以把中队里的任何士兵打得屁滚尿流。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We're not politicians, like you; we've gone through hell long enough to want something of the other thing.</E>
        <C>我们不像你,我们都不是政客;我们已经吃够了苦,要尝尝别的滋味了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There the waves were, boiling up in snowy spouts of spray, smiting and gnashing their crests together like the gleaming teeth of hell.</E>
        <C>翻腾着的波浪就象一锅喷着雪白水泡的沸水,而簇拥在一起的浪尖,简直就是地狱里白森森的獠牙了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He never sleeps in his trailer any more. He looked like hell.</E>
        <C>他不再在活动屋子里睡了。他活象个鬼。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>Sam Hill,sheol</E>
        <C>n. 地狱；究竟（作加强语气词）；训斥；黑暗势力</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>rocket,ball it up</E>
        <C>vi. 过放荡生活；飞驰</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>d*amn,Gadsbodikins</E>
        <C>int. 该死；见鬼（表示惊奇、烦恼、厌恶、恼怒、失望等）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['helmit]</SM>
    <E>helmet</E>
    <C>n. 钢盔，头盔
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Under the heavy white shell of my helmet, the flies were beginning to bite.</E>
        <C>尽管我戴着沉重的白色头盔,蚊子还是不停来叮咬。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The resins were used to turn out millions of helmet liners.</E>
        <C>用这类树脂生产了成百万只钢盔内衬。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I've got to have my helmet.</E>
        <C>我必须找回盔帽。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His helmet was off and his forehead was bleeding below the hair line.</E>
        <C>他的钢盔已经掉了,他额上头发的边沿上在流血。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They geared the deep-sea diver with helmet, suit and air nose.</E>
        <C>他们给深海潜水员配备了防护帽、潜水服和通气管。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>armet,burgonet</E>
        <C>n. [军]钢盔，头盔</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['helplis]</SM>
    <E>helpless</E>
    <C>adj. 无助的；无能的；没用的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Yessuh," said Bigger, feeling that this ought to place him in the light of a helpless bewildered man.</E>
        <C>“是的,先生,”别格说,觉得这样一来,就能让自己看上去象个无依无靠、无所适从的人了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Again the young man made helpless gestures, shaking his head.</E>
        <C>那个年青人又摇摇头、作出毫无办法的手势。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He felt himself to be a poor, weak, ignorant, helpless man.</E>
        <C>他觉得自己是个可怜的、软弱的、愚昧的、没有能力的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His voice was so hard and unnatural that, with a helpless look at him, she turned away.</E>
        <C>他的嗓音十分严厉冷酷,一点都不象他自然的声音。她绝望地看了他一眼,只得转身让开。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Now he was helpless and she kissed him with all her love.</E>
        <C>现在他无可救治了,她以她全部的爱来吻他。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>unassisted,inefficient</E>
        <C>adj. 无助的；无能的；没用的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hens]</SM>
    <E>hence</E>
    <C>adv. 因此；今后
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hence it was a treat to her to find herself again the object of thoughtful care.</E>
        <C>因此,当她发现自己又成为悉心照料的对象时,感到实在是一件难得的乐事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hence, a good fruit grower today is as keen as the best of city businessmen.</E>
        <C>因此,在今天,一个优秀的果树生产者要象城市商人一样地精明能干。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She never promised me at that first time and hence she did not break her promise!</E>
        <C>第一次她根本就没有答应我,因此她也并没有破约!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His hurt is really a mere graze; I can see it from hence; he is going to look after the wounded men.</E>
        <C>他确实不过是擦伤一点罢了;我打这儿也看得出;他要去照料那些受伤的人了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hence in the design of highways and railroads, curves are banked for the average speed of the traffic over them.</E>
        <C>因此,在公路和铁路的设计中,弯曲部分的倾斜角按行车的平均速率来确定。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>therefore,accordingly,consequently,thus,as a result of</E>
        <C>adv. 因此；今后</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə:d]</SM>
    <E>herd</E>
    <C>n. 兽群，畜群；放牧人
vi. 成群，聚在一起
vt. 放牧；使成群
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had been most anxious to try to establish a herd of this new Chinese deer in his own ranch.</E>
        <C>他一直渴望能在自己的庄园里养上一群这种新奇的中国鹿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would be a fine consummation to take the upper hand, and drive him like a herd of sheep.</E>
        <C>要是能占了他的上风,把他像羊似的赶来赶去,那倒是件无比的妙事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The next morning we took the herd a few miles east, to keep them out of mischief.</E>
        <C>第二天早晨我们把牛群往东赶了几英里,免得它们胡作非为。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He put his ear to the floor and listened to the herd of buffaloes that raced across the prairie.</E>
        <C>他把耳朵贴在地板上,屏息倾听着成群的野牛奔过草原。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The herd of deer sensed the danger and made off into the woods.</E>
        <C>鹿群感觉到了有危险,都逃到树林里去了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>drove,menagerie</E>
        <C>n. 兽群，畜群；放牧人</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>grass,feed,range</E>
        <C>vt. 放牧；使成群</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi'rəuik]</SM>
    <E>heroic</E>
    <C>adj. 英雄的；英勇的；记叙英雄及其事迹的；夸张的
n. 史诗；英勇行为
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a pleasant thing to do, but for the young man there was a strain of the heroic in the enterprise.</E>
        <C>这是一次愉快的旅行,但在年轻人心目中却是充满惊险的英勇远征。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Words are useless to express what we feel about your vast heroic struggle.</E>
        <C>我们无法用言语来表示我们对你们进行的这场伟大而英勇的斗争是多么钦佩。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bold,gallant</E>
        <C>adj. 英雄的；英勇的；记叙英雄及其事迹的；夸张的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>epic poetry,epos</E>
        <C>n. 史诗；英勇行为</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['herəuin]</SM>
    <E>heroine</E>
    <C>n. 女英雄；女杰
adj. 英雄式的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>If this is a novel without a hero, at least let us lay claim to a heroine.</E>
        <C>如果这小说里的男人没有一个出类拔萃,女人里头至少有一个了不起的人物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The heroine is anguished by the thought that her sweetheart, who is believed to have been drowned, died while not in a state of grace.</E>
        <C>女主角因为她的爱人(据信是淹死了)死时没有得到上帝的恩宠,心里非常难过。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heziteit]</SM>
    <E>hesitate</E>
    <C>vi. 踌躇，犹豫；不愿
vt. 踌躇，犹豫；有疑虑，不愿意
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Here at last was one who would not hesitate to lose his soul for her sake.</E>
        <C>这儿终于有了这么一个人,他会为她毫无迟疑地抛弃灵魂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not hesitate like a farmer boy, but looked one eagerly in the eye when he spoke.</E>
        <C>他不像一般乡里小伙子那样忸忸怩怩,而是在说话的时候热切地望着别人的眼睛。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do not hesitate to obey the Lord, who has so often called you through others.</E>
        <C>听从上帝的召唤,切莫再彷徨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If there is anything you want, please don't hesitate to ask me.</E>
        <C>你要是需要甚么,请别客气问我要好了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I don't hesitate to say that.</E>
        <C>长话短说,开门见山。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>vacillate,stand at</E>
        <C>vi. 踌躇，犹豫；不愿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>stand at,hang back</E>
        <C>vt. 踌躇，犹豫；有疑虑，不愿意</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['haili]</SM>
    <E>highly</E>
    <C>adv. 高度地；非常；非常赞许地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was highly likely that the serpent of sin that nosed about the chambers of my heart was lashed to hunger by hymns as well as dream.</E>
        <C>很可能探听我内心世界的那条孽蛇被圣歌和幻想刺激得产生欲望了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The publishers had praised his novel pretty highly and rather went to his head.</E>
        <C>出版商把他的小说捧得很高,这着实冲昏了他的头脑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a highly ornamental, dark brown carved bench on a raised platform.</E>
        <C>在高起来的讲坛上,放着一张很精细的,雕花的淡褐色案桌。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At the west end, a raised platform, with a highly ornamental, dark brown carved bench upon it.</E>
        <C>西面尽头的地方,有高起来的讲坛,上面放着一张精致的、雕花的深褐色案桌。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>McCaul was highly amused by his trip into the Lion's den.</E>
        <C>这次深入虎穴使麦克考尔得意极了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>extremely,badly,greatly,too,most</E>
        <C>adv. 高度地；非常；非常赞许地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['haiwei]</SM>
    <E>highway</E>
    <C>n. 公路，大路；捷径
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Briarmains stood near the highway. It was rather an old place, and had been built ere that highway was cut.</E>
        <C>白莱亚曼斯矗立在公路旁边。这是个年代比较古老的地方,早在公路开辟以前就已建造起来了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As they drove along the highway to the coast Bethune made notes on the work ahead of them.</E>
        <C>当他们沿着公路开车到海岸去时,白求恩记下了他们眼前就要开展的工作。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They said good night to John and walked up the King's Highway toward the house.</E>
        <C>他们向约翰尼道了晚安,踏上金氏大道,走向住所。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Numerous lesser roads branched off from the main highway.</E>
        <C>从主要公路上分出无数小道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The parade stalked along the highway.</E>
        <C>游行队伍沿着公路阔步前进。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>high road,chaussee</E>
        <C>n. 公路，[公路]大路；捷径</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hilsaid]</SM>
    <E>hillside</E>
    <C>n. 山坡，山腹；山腰
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then I nearly fell into a very deep narrow ravine, almost no more than a scar in the hillside.</E>
        <C>后来,我几乎掉进一条很深的小窄沟里,这条小沟不过是山坡上的一道裂痕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am again at work upon the hillside and the sun is again to go to bed.</E>
        <C>我又到山坡上作工,又到了太阳将要睡觉的时候。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Austrian trenches were above on the hillside only a few yards from the Italian lines.</E>
        <C>奥军的战壕就挖在山坡上,距离意军阵地只有数码远。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old man laboured up the hillside.</E>
        <C>那位老人缓慢吃力地走上山坡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The torrent scoured a channel down the hillside.</E>
        <C>急流沿着山坡冲出了一条沟。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>mountainside,brae</E>
        <C>n. 山坡，山腹；山腰</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hint]</SM>
    <E>hint</E>
    <C>n. 暗示；线索
vt. 暗示；示意
vi. 示意
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He never dropped the smallest hint to you or any of your family.</E>
        <C>他并未向你或你家里的任何人透露过一点点口风。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He seemed to hint that nothing but the right "values" was of any consequence.</E>
        <C>他仿佛在表示,只有真正的“价值”才有意义。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He never dropped the smallest hint of it to you or any of your family.</E>
        <C>他从来没向您或您家的任何人透露过一点儿消息。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was the hint of cosmic cruelty that I felt when I saw the curved timbers of a wooden shack that had been warped in the summer sun.</E>
        <C>还有,我看到小小棚屋的椽木,在夏日里晒得弯弯地翘起,便对造化的狠心稍有所悟。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall, therefore, give him a hint by a line to Oxford.</E>
        <C>因此我准备往牛津个条子给他一个暗示。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>connotation,reminder,implication,allusion</E>
        <C>n. 暗示；线索</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>sign,imply</E>
        <C>vt. 暗示；示意</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>beckon</E>
        <C>vi. 示意</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[his'tɔrikəl]</SM>
    <E>historical</E>
    <C>adj. 历史的；史学的；基于史实的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The chief historical changes were to take place on the mainland.</E>
        <C>主要的历史性变化是发生在大陆上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The good news is that the Main Street Historical District is now a fact.</E>
        <C>好消息:“梅因大街历史区”现在已成定局。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔləu]</SM>
    <E>hollow</E>
    <C>adj. 空的；中空的，空腹的；凹的；虚伪的
n. 洞；山谷；窟窿
vt. 使成为空洞
vi. 形成空洞
adv. 彻底地；无用地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The only shelter he could find was the hollow trunk of a great tree.</E>
        <C>他所能找到的唯一的栖身之处是空心的大树树干。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By this time the news of what had happened at the Hollow was spread all over the neighborhood.</E>
        <C>这时候,洼地出事的消息已经传遍了邻近一带。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The fear was still there like a cold slimy hollow in all the emptiness where once his confidence had been and it made him feel sick.</E>
        <C>这恐惧还在那里,象是冷冰冰的,摆脱不掉的空虚,填满了一度曾是自信心所据有的全部空间,使他觉得受不了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It looks like quartz crystals sticking up out of the dark hollow.</E>
        <C>它象石英晶体,在黑色的空间耸立着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was startled by the sound of a deep, hollow voice booming and a banging on a wooden table.</E>
        <C>忽然有人发出深沉、空洞的洪亮声音,砰的敲了一下木头桌子,把他吓了一跳。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>empty,artificial,false,bare,vacant</E>
        <C>adj. 空的；中空的，空腹的；凹的；虚伪的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hole,cavity</E>
        <C>n. 洞；山谷；窟窿</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cavitate</E>
        <C>vi. 形成空洞</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>thoroughly,entirely,completely,fully,tight</E>
        <C>adv. 彻底地；无用地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['ɔnisti]</SM>
    <E>honesty</E>
    <C>n. 诚实，正直
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You would soon find it out if I had not the honesty to confess it.</E>
        <C>要是我不老老实实地承认这一点,那你很快也会觉察出来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Where is the question then, as to his right or his honesty in this matter?</E>
        <C>那么,他在这事情上的公正或者老实,还有什么问题呢?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We should first prove his honesty.</E>
        <C>我们应该先考验他是否诚实。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>integrity,truth,good faith,righteousness,veracity</E>
        <C>n. 诚实，正直</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌni]</SM>
    <E>honey</E>
    <C>n. 蜂蜜；宝贝；甜蜜
adj. 甘美的；蜂蜜似的
vt. 对…说甜言蜜语；加蜜使甜
vi. 奉承；说甜言蜜语
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would not contribute in the least if we were to besmear each other all over with butter and honey.</E>
        <C>即使我们在身上都涂满牛油和蜜糖也无济于事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her skin was fresh and golden as though she had been dipped in honey.</E>
        <C>她娇嫩白晰的皮肤,好象在蜜糖中泡过一样,光彩照人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Honey bees have three castes for the division of labour in a hive: queens, workers and drones.</E>
        <C>蜜蜂由于在蜂群中分工的不同,可分为三种:蜂后、工蜂和雄蜂。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Everything about her was sweet, pale, like honey.</E>
        <C>她浑身上下都是甜蜜蜜,软绵绵的,象蜂蜜那样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There is only one queen in a hive of honey bees.</E>
        <C>一个蜜蜂的蜂群中只有一只蜂后。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sweet,mel</E>
        <C>n. [蜂]蜂蜜；宝贝；甜蜜</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>luscious,nectared</E>
        <C>adj. 甘美的；蜂蜜似的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>lick one's boots,make up to</E>
        <C>vi. 奉承；说甜言蜜语</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌnimu:n]</SM>
    <E>honeymoon</E>
    <C>n. 蜜月；蜜月假期；（新生事物、新建关系等的）短暂的和谐时期
vi. 度蜜月
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They'll have a one-day honeymoon, and then he goes straight out to the Pacific Fleet.</E>
        <C>他们只能度一天蜜月,然后他就直接到太平洋舰队去。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['ɔnərəbl]</SM>
    <E>honourable</E>
    <C>adj. 荣誉的；值得尊敬的；表示尊敬的；正直的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is not altogether with a feeling of complacency that I again mention that she had not rendered these honourable victories public.</E>
        <C>我怀着遗憾的心情再一次指出,她没有把那些光荣的成绩公之于众。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Across the boardroom table to the right, the Honourable Harold Austin slipped into his accustomed seat.</E>
        <C>在董事会议桌对面靠右一点的地方,哈罗德·奥斯汀阁下在自己惯坐的椅子上入座。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If wealth, and distinction, and an honourable rank, could make a woman happy, I have them all.</E>
        <C>倘若财富、盛名和高贵的地位能够使一个女人幸福的话,那么我什么都有了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Honourable Harold was nobody's fool and had a reputation as a shrewd, successful businessman.</E>
        <C>哈罗德阁下不是任人摆弄的傻瓜。人所共知,他事业兴隆,是一位精明的生意人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Idleness was pronounced on the whole to be the most advantageous and honourable.</E>
        <C>从总体看,闲散就被认定是最有利和最光荣的事了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>straight,square,just</E>
        <C>adj. 荣誉的；值得尊敬的；表示尊敬的；正直的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[huk]</SM>
    <E>hook</E>
    <C>n. 挂钩，吊钩
vt. 钩住；引上钩
vi. 钩住；弯成钩状
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She closes the door on him, goes to get her purse and a sweater off a hook in the hall.</E>
        <C>她关上门,把他关在门外头,从过道的衣钩上取下钱包和一件毛衣。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Foreign bodies are removed by passing a blunt hook deep to the foreign body and raking it out.</E>
        <C>异物的取除可用一个钝钩子深入至异物,并将其钩出。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She brought the hook to the wheelchair, snapped it through a steel eye, then returned to the winch.</E>
        <C>她拿着铁钩走到轮椅跟前,喀嚓一声把它扣在一个铁孔上,然后回到绞车跟前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The door fastens with a hook.</E>
        <C>这门是用钩栓紧的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The punishment of the hook is nothing.</E>
        <C>鱼钩的惩罚算不了什么。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>towing eye,drawhook</E>
        <C>n. 挂钩，[机]吊钩</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hitch</E>
        <C>vt. 钩住；[口腔]引上钩</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə'raizən]</SM>
    <E>horizon</E>
    <C>n. [天] 地平线；视野；眼界；范围
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When the red rim of the sun edged over the horizon, he began shooting.</E>
        <C>当红色的太阳刚刚在地平线上露头的时候,他就开始拍照了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As the pulsar rotates, this beam sweeps the sky in the same way that a lighthouse beam sweeps around the horizon.</E>
        <C>当脉冲量旋转时,辐射束扫过天空,就像灯塔的光束绕地平面扫视那样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The mirages had died away and gloomily he ran his eyes along the taut blue line of the horizon.</E>
        <C>各种蜃景都已消失了,他郁闷地用眼睛扫着笔直的、蓝蓝的海平线。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As the sun drew near the horizon, he repaired to the rock.</E>
        <C>当太阳西沉,快接近地平线时,他就向礁石靠近。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sky was grey, with a band of white on the eastern horizon.</E>
        <C>天灰蒙蒙的,东方地平线上透出一缕白光。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>extent,boundary,region,spectrum,territory,area</E>
        <C>n. [天]地平线；视野；眼界；范围</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔri'zɔntəl]</SM>
    <E>horizontal</E>
    <C>adj. 水平的；地平线的；同一阶层的
n. 水平线，水平面；水平位置
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This axis may be horizontal or it may slant or plunge.</E>
        <C>这条轴可能是水平的,也可能是倾伏的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>level,aclinic</E>
        <C>adj. [测][天]水平的；地平线的；同一阶层的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hydrostatic level,horizon line</E>
        <C>n. [测]水平线，水平面；水平位置</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:n]</SM>
    <E>horn</E>
    <C>n. 喇叭，号角；角
vt. 装角于
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His voice rose above all the others, blending with that of the lucid horn.</E>
        <C>他的歌声腾越于所有其他人的歌声之上,和清澈的铜号声糅合在一起。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After supper he saw Horn on the verandah and, as though to have a casual word with him, went out.</E>
        <C>晚饭后,他看见荷恩在游廊上,于是做出了一副和他随便聊聊的样子走了出去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sometimes they marked the form of the skill-haired and grateful goat, with its wreathing horn and bright grey eye.</E>
        <C>有时他们注意到细毛光润、优雅的山羊的形状,头角歪扭着,灰色的眼睛亮亮的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We sounded the horn, we shouted, but it was no good.</E>
        <C>我们按喇叭,我们大声嚷嚷,可是都没有用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A single horn grows from the skin of the nose and may be up to 60 centimeters long.</E>
        <C>从鼻子的皮上长出个独角,大约有60厘米长。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>angle,hao</E>
        <C>n. [电子]喇叭，号角；[动]角</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔrə]</SM>
    <E>horror</E>
    <C>n. 惊骇；惨状；极端厌恶；令人恐怖的事物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He gave her a look of horror.</E>
        <C>他惊愕地看着她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a feeling of horror, a kind that bristled in the darkness, and a sense of blood.</E>
        <C>他们感到恐怖,在黑暗中毛骨悚然,如同眼看要出人命似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But now, to my intense horror, I knew that I could never put away the vision of those glorious eyes.</E>
        <C>可是现在,我知道我将永远无法摆脱那双明亮的眼睛了!多可怕啊。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This stately tribute of respect to a poor girl despised and forsaken was so out of place, that the thing gave her a kind of horror.</E>
        <C>对一个被轻视、被遗弃的姑娘这样庄重地致敬,这个不适时宜的举动使姑娘感到一阵莫名的恐惧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Grief, horror, relief-they fluttered in her mind like birds, none of them willing to settle.</E>
        <C>悲伤、恐惧、解脱好象三只鸟,在她脑海里鼓翼飞翔,谁也不肯安顿下来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fright,naupathia</E>
        <C>n. 惊骇；惨状；极端厌恶；令人恐怖的事物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔ:s,pauə]</SM>
    <E>horsepower</E>
    <C>n. 马力（功率单位）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ely raced his 50 horsepower engine and started to roll down the ramp.</E>
        <C>伊利起动了他的五十马力引擎,开始从跑道上下滑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You have taken my horsepower, but I will get it back.</E>
        <C>你夺去了我的马力,但是我还会夺回来的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>soup</E>
        <C>n. 马力（功率单位）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həustis]</SM>
    <E>hostess</E>
    <C>n. 女主人，女老板；女服务员；舞女；女房东
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I did not harrow our hostess with all that.</E>
        <C>我没有用些事情去折磨我们的女主人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hostess stopped, with a fork in her hand, as Eliza's sweet and plaintive voice arrested her.</E>
        <C>当老板娘听到伊丽萨温柔而凄凉的话音时站住了,手里拿着叉子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She glanced at them a moment with the benign but vacant eye of the tired hostess.</E>
        <C>疲惫不堪的女主人用和蔼可亲而又心不在焉的目光打量了他们一会儿。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As in Chinese etiquette, the hostess tries to keep eating as long as the slowest guest.</E>
        <C>和中国礼节一样,女主人要一直陪着吃得最慢的客人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She acted as hostess at the party.</E>
        <C>晚会上她当主持人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>goodwife,mistress</E>
        <C>n. 女主人，女老板；女服务员；舞女；女房东</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔstail, -təl]</SM>
    <E>hostile</E>
    <C>adj. 敌对的，敌方的；怀敌意的
n. 敌对
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was no sign at this moment of any hostile action or intent upon the part of Japan.</E>
        <C>在些期间,没有任何迹象表明日本方面有什么敌对行动和企图。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All we wanted to do was to nail down these thirty hostile divisions.</E>
        <C>我们总的目标只是要严密困住敌人的这三十个师。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On the other side of the hawser was a hostile knot of young dockers.</E>
        <C>在钢缆的那一边,是一伙满怀敌意的码头工人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hunger I had known before this had been no grim, hostile stranger.</E>
        <C>在这以前,我所认得的饥饿,并不是什么绷着脸与我作对的生人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>adverse,enemy,opposed</E>
        <C>adj. 敌对的，敌方的；怀敌意的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>opposition,antagonism</E>
        <C>n. 敌对</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['haushəuld]</SM>
    <E>household</E>
    <C>adj. 家庭的；日常的；王室的
n. 家庭；一家人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bill of the little household, which had been settled weekly, first fell into arrear.</E>
        <C>他们这家的账目向来一星期一转,如今忽然付不出来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His wife had not the slightest reason to feel that anything would ever go amiss with their household.</E>
        <C>他的太太压根儿不觉得他们的家庭会出什么岔子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We, the household family, would be told how lucky we were to have such good jobs, with good meals furnished by the White House.</E>
        <C>有人会告诉我们这些仆人:我们有多么好的工作,天天由白宫供给很好的饭菜,是多么幸运。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When Mrs. Babbitt was at home, this was one of the major household crimes.</E>
        <C>巴比特太太在家时,这是最犯忌的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He often helped his mother with the household chores.</E>
        <C>他常常帮助妈妈干家务活。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>domestic,family,daily,everyday,routine</E>
        <C>adj. 家庭的；日常的；王室的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>family,race</E>
        <C>n. 家庭；一家人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hju:mid]</SM>
    <E>humid</E>
    <C>adj. 潮湿的；湿润的；多湿气的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sometimes two crops a year are taken in the humid tropics.</E>
        <C>在湿润的热带地区有时一年种两季作物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The climate also seemed to her strange and humid.</E>
        <C>气候也是那样的怪异,潮湿。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wet,moisty</E>
        <C>adj. [气象][物]潮湿的；湿润的；多湿气的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hʌt]</SM>
    <E>hut</E>
    <C>n. 小屋；临时营房
vt. 使住在小屋中；驻扎
vi. 住在小屋中；驻扎
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>After breakfast the children took the box to the hut at the bottom of the garden.</E>
        <C>吃过早饭,孩子们拿着盒子到花园尽头的小屋里去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wind continued to beat about the corners of the hut, but the flute-playing ceased.</E>
        <C>风依然在打着棚屋的四角,但长笛声已经消隐了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The logs of the hut and ark had a sort of a purple hue, blended with the growing obscurity.</E>
        <C>平底船和水寨抹上了一层紫层,与渐浓的暮色浑成一体。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A creek runs up to meet the path, and closes under the bank the ferryman's hut lay snugly.</E>
        <C>一条小河拦住了去路,在紧挨着河岸的地方,舒适地蜷伏着撑渡船的人的茅屋。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The ground sucked at his feet as he trod reluctantly towards the Nissen hut.</E>
        <C>当他不情愿地向尼森式的小房子迈动脚步的时候,泥地一直在吮吸着他的双脚。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shed,cottage,cabin</E>
        <C>n. 小屋；临时营房</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>station</E>
        <C>vt. 使住在小屋中；驻扎</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>quarter</E>
        <C>vi. 住在小屋中；驻扎</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['haidrədʒən]</SM>
    <E>hydrogen</E>
    <C>n. [化学] 氢
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It seemed that in methane there was twice as much hydrogen to 1 part of carbon as there was in ethylene.</E>
        <C>看来甲烷中含有的氢是乙烯中的两倍,而碳的含量都是1份。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As he went out, a smell of hydrogen sulfide, like rotten eggs, wafted in.</E>
        <C>他一出去,一股硫酸味道象臭鸡蛋似的吹了进来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Fire will take place if the gases hydrogen and oxygen are mixed and ignited.</E>
        <C>如果将氢气和氧气混合并点燃,就会着火。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They react with many metals to form a salt and give off hydrogen.</E>
        <C>它们能和许多金属起反应,生成盐并放出氢。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[heil]</SM>
    <E>hail</E>
    <C>n. 冰雹；致敬；招呼；一阵
vt. 致敬；招呼；向...欢呼；猛发；使象下雹样落下（过去式hailed，过去分词hailed，现在分词hailing，第三人称单数hails）
vi. 招呼；下雹
int. 万岁；欢迎
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>From the atmosphere, water molecules fall upon the Earth's surface as rain, snow, hail and sleet.</E>
        <C>水分子以雨、雪、雹和霰的形式从大气圈降落到地表。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Water that reaches the land as rain, snow, sleet, or hail may evaporate, run off, or soak into the ground.</E>
        <C>落到陆地的水,如雨、雪、霜、雹可以蒸发掉、流掉或渗透到地里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The country people turned out to meet and hail with joy the conquering hero.</E>
        <C>全国人民都出来迎接,向这位凯旋的英雄欢呼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>At last they saw him emerge on the top of an eminence within hail.</E>
        <C>最后,他们看到他在一个山岭上出现了,置身于欢呼之中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Heavy rain or hail may dislodge many aphids from the plants.</E>
        <C>大雨和冰雹可从植株上击落很多蚜虫。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>precipitation,blast</E>
        <C>n. [气象]冰雹；致敬；招呼；一阵</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>welcome,rah</E>
        <C>int. 万岁；欢迎</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæmpə]</SM>
    <E>hamper</E>
    <C>vt. 妨碍；束缚；使困累
n. 食盒，食篮；阻碍物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He wanted a box and a hamper that come from Newcastle.</E>
        <C>他要领取由新堡运来的一箱和一大篮货物。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>No attempts to hamper me, or capture me!</E>
        <C>别尽想来与我找麻烦或者抓住我!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We hoped in this way to hamper its movements and reduce its speed.</E>
        <C>我们希望那样会阻滞它的行动,降低它的速度。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>let,chain,bound</E>
        <C>vt. 妨碍；束缚；使困累</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hindrance,incumbrance</E>
        <C>n. 食盒，食篮；阻碍物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændbuk]</SM>
    <E>handbook</E>
    <C>n. 手册；指南
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His handbook on mushroom is a classic.</E>
        <C>他著的蘑菇手册是一部权威作品。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>manual,guide,notebook</E>
        <C>n. [图情]手册；指南</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændikæp]</SM>
    <E>handicap</E>
    <C>n. 障碍；不利条件，不利的因素
vt. 妨碍，阻碍；使不利
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was because of these things that she bade fair to overcome the handicap of her garments.</E>
        <C>正由于这些原因,她才有可能克服她的服饰带来的障碍。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>About three hundred million persons in our world share a handicap that makes their life quite frustrating at times.</E>
        <C>世界上大约有三亿人处于一种使他们的生活屡遭挫折的困境。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>obstacle,let,bar,dam,disadvantage</E>
        <C>n. 障碍；不利条件，不利的因素</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>let,slow</E>
        <C>vt. 妨碍，阻碍；使不利</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hærəsmənt, hə'ræsmənt]</SM>
    <E>harassment</E>
    <C>n. 骚扰；烦恼
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had never been willing to engage personally in the petty harassment by which this strategy was implemented.</E>
        <C>这一计谋是通过对我搞小动作来实现的,但他本人从来不愿亲自卷进去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was able to make his point without secret police harassment.</E>
        <C>他尽可发表高见而不为秘密警察所干扰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By 1932 Smedley was subject to close surveillance and regular harassment by Kuomintang and foreign police in Shanghai.</E>
        <C>到了1932年,史沫特莱已经成为上海国民党和外国警方严密监视和经常骚扰的对象。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>worry,trouble</E>
        <C>n. 骚扰；烦恼</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:di]</SM>
    <E>hardy</E>
    <C>adj. 坚强的；勇敢的；能吃苦耐劳的；鲁莽的
n. 强壮的人；耐寒植物；方柄凿
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am a hardy and a vigorous Scot.</E>
        <C>我是一个身体结实、精力旺盛的苏格兰人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>strong,tough,game,brave,steel</E>
        <C>adj. 坚强的；勇敢的；能吃苦耐劳的；鲁莽的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:l]</SM>
    <E>haul</E>
    <C>n. 拖，拉；用力拖拉；努力得到的结果；捕获物；一网捕获的鱼量；拖运距离
vt. 拖运；拖拉
vi. 拖，拉；改变主意；改变方向
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It had been a big haul for the old woman.</E>
        <C>对老太婆来说,这本是极大的收获。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He told the chief officer to haul the ship off four points.</E>
        <C>他告诉大副改变船的航行偏开四个罗经点。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The crewmen tried to haul in his skiff, but before they could get it alongside it sank.</E>
        <C>水手们要把他的小船也吊上去,但是还没有拉到艇边就沉没了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The order was given to haul drill-rigs to some of the sites and put the theories to the test.</E>
        <C>下达了命令,要把钻机运往一些地点以检验这些理论。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There would almost be time to haul out.</E>
        <C>照理是该有所收敛的时候了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pull,catch,drag</E>
        <C>n. 拖，拉；用力拖拉；努力得到的结果；捕获物；一网捕获的鱼量；拖运距离</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>drag one's feet</E>
        <C>vt. [交]拖运；拖拉</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>draw,pull</E>
        <C>vi. 拖，拉；改变主意；改变方向</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:nt]</SM>
    <E>haunt</E>
    <C>vt. 常出没于…；萦绕于…；经常去…
vi. 出没；作祟
n. 栖息地；常去的地方
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We would emerge at best with an agreement in principle that would haunt us for years.</E>
        <C>我们最多也只能达成原则协议,今后多年还会牵扯进去不得解决。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His presence seemed to shed light over that base and obscene haunt.</E>
        <C>他的神采似乎照亮了那个下流而肮脏的处所。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The words began to haunt him.</E>
        <C>其诗句则开始使他忐忑不安。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We do not live in this house: we haunt it.</E>
        <C>我们并不是在这个家里住,而是跟这个家泡啦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They say ghosts haunt that house.</E>
        <C>据说那屋子有鬼。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>habitat,purlieu</E>
        <C>n. 栖息地；常去的地方</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hiəriŋ]</SM>
    <E>hearing</E>
    <C>n. 听力；审讯，听讯
v. 听见（hear的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>All sorts of offensive remarks were made at him in his hearing.</E>
        <C>他们说了种种侮辱他的话,故意让他听见。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We were always hearing that when Junior was in a scrape his mother had to soothe his ruffled feathers.</E>
        <C>我们常常听说,每当Junior陷入困境时,他的母亲就只好去安慰他,要他不要发火。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'll start back and leave you to the hearing. It looks as if it will be quite a production.</E>
        <C>我这就动身回去了,您一个人去参加听证会吧!看起来会有一场好戏。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The prince Mamilius, hearing his mother was to be tried for her life, struck with grief and shame, and suddenly died.</E>
        <C>迈密勒斯王子听到要把母亲问成死罪,悲伤羞愧得突然死去了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They showed a strong prejudice against Arthur and they did not give him a fair hearing.</E>
        <C>他们显然对阿瑟抱有很大的偏见,没有公正地听他申诉。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trial,aural comprehension</E>
        <C>n. [生理]听力；[法]审讯，听讯</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>earring</E>
        <C>v. 听见（hear的ing形式）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:v]</SM>
    <E>heave</E>
    <C>vt. 举起；使起伏；投掷；恶心；发出（叹息等）
vi. 起伏；举起；喘息；呕吐
n. 举起；起伏；投掷；一阵呕吐
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The ship began to plunge and heave, as if she were a living creature, impatient to be off.</E>
        <C>那船就开始起伏波动,好象活的动物一样,等不及要出发了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I ordered the chain, which we had begun to heave in, to be paid out again.</E>
        <C>我下令把刚刚起锚拉起的锁链再重新放回去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a roar that seemed to make the pavement heave.</E>
        <C>这时一声轰隆,仿佛要把人行道掀起来似的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Captain Sellers introduced the tap of bell as a signal to heave the lead.</E>
        <C>赛勒斯船长提出了以敲铃为抛测铅的办法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The searing wind shrieks behind him, and mounting offshore swells heave him along.</E>
        <C>凛冽的风在他身后狂啸,汹涌巨浪把他向前抛送。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lift up,hold up</E>
        <C>vt. 举起；使起伏；投掷；恶心；发出（叹息等）</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>wave,roll</E>
        <C>vi. 起伏；举起；喘息；呕吐</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>up with,putting,fluctuation,cast,lift</E>
        <C>n. 举起；起伏；投掷；一阵呕吐</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['haitən]</SM>
    <E>heighten</E>
    <C>vt. 提高；增高；加强；使更显著
vi. 升高；变强
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sight of your dear sister, however, was really dreadful; and to heighten the matter, I found her alone.</E>
        <C>不过,看见你亲爱的妹妹,确实叫我害怕。而我单独与她见面,更是火上添油。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>enhance,raise,cement,muscle</E>
        <C>vt. 提高；增高；加强；使更显著</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>strengthen,breeze up</E>
        <C>vi. 升高；变强</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hemi,sfiə]</SM>
    <E>hemisphere</E>
    <C>n. 半球
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We feel that this hemisphere can only be secure and free with democratic governments.</E>
        <C>我们认为,本半球只有在民主政府的领导下才能得到安全和自由。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The net radiation budget of the entire planet and of each hemisphere separately, is in radiative balance.</E>
        <C>整个行星以及两个半球各自的净辐射收支处于辐射平衡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Pacific Ocean occupies nearly an entire hemisphere and is roughly twice the size of the Atlantic.</E>
        <C>太平洋几乎占据了整个半球,而且大约是大西洋的二倍。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the Northern Hemisphere, the western portions of continents are especially favored by the prevailing winds.</E>
        <C>在北半球,大陆西部地区尤受多风之惠。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The right hemisphere of the brain is the seat of imagination, intuition, creation, and daydreaming.</E>
        <C>人脑右半球是想象力、直觉、创造力和幻想的中心。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>semisphere</E>
        <C>n. [天]半球</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hens'fɔ:θ]</SM>
    <E>henceforth</E>
    <C>adv. 今后；自此以后
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Henceforth my path will not lie through palaces, nor my conversation be with kings.</E>
        <C>从今以后,我的道路不再通过宫廷殿堂,我的交往不再是王公贵胄。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I mean from henceforth to lead a life of extreme seclusion.</E>
        <C>我决定从今天起将过一种完全与世隔绝的生活。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Sheffield gained contact with the Bismarck and henceforth held her for sure.</E>
        <C>这时“谢斐尔德”号又找到了“俾斯麦”号的踪迹,并一直死钉住了它。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>forwards,hereafter</E>
        <C>adv. 今后；自此以后</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə:b, ə:b]</SM>
    <E>herb</E>
    <C>n. 香草，药草
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Pushing Herb in, she held the door handle to make sure he did not duck out again.</E>
        <C>她把赫伯推进门去,反身拉住门上的把手,使赫伯不会再溜出去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Inside, she saw her father lying on his back in the bed, slightly snoring, and Herb stretching across.</E>
        <C>在屋里她看见她父亲仰面躺着,轻轻地打着鼾、赫伯横躺着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There were several places where Herb might be lurking, and she knew them all.</E>
        <C>赫伯可能去混的有好几个地方,她都知道在哪里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Now where has Herb got to?" cried Mrs. Tremaine in dismay.</E>
        <C>“哟,赫伯上哪儿去啦?”屈里曼太太慌张地喊。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She made a swipe at Herb, which he easily dodged.</E>
        <C>她使劲打了赫伯一下,但是他很容易地闪开了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bouquet garni,vanilla</E>
        <C>n. 香草，[植]药草</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['haiə,rɑ:ki]</SM>
    <E>hierarchy</E>
    <C>n. 层级；等级制度
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>To some extent, they may be looked on as a hierarchy, as in Figure 4. 2.</E>
        <C>就某种程度而言,可以把它们看成为多层次的关系,如图4--2所示。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hailait]</SM>
    <E>highlight</E>
    <C>vt. 突出；强调；使显著；加亮
n. 最精彩的部分；最重要的事情；加亮区
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought the highlight of the show was the cashmere coat.</E>
        <C>我觉得表演中最精彩的要属开司米外衣。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>emphasize,stress</E>
        <C>vt. 突出；强调；使显著；加亮</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>first thing</E>
        <C>n. 最精彩的部分；最重要的事情；[电子]加亮区</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[haik]</SM>
    <E>hike</E>
    <C>vi. 远足；徒步旅行；上升
vt. 提高；拉起；使…高涨
n. 远足；徒步旅行；涨价
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had never fallen out on a hike.</E>
        <C>他行军从不掉队。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We'll put the old packs on our backs and get into the woods and really hike.</E>
        <C>咱们背上旧背包,进入森林,真正地徒步旅行。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There will be a hike in prices in August.</E>
        <C>八月物价将会上升。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>trip,arise,raise,go up,climb</E>
        <C>vi. 远足；徒步旅行；上升</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>enhance,raise</E>
        <C>vt. 提高；拉起；使…高涨</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>walking tour,excursion</E>
        <C>n. 远足；徒步旅行；涨价</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hində]</SM>
    <E>hinder</E>
    <C>vi. 成为阻碍
vt. 阻碍；打扰
adj. 后面的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Clyde made his way to the office portion and finding no one to hinder him.</E>
        <C>克莱德朝办公室走去,发现并没有什么人拦他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He did not try to hinder her.</E>
        <C>他并没有试图拦阻她。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I could not hinder myself from pondering on the question-Had he had fair play?</E>
        <C>我自己禁不住在思忖着,他可曾受到公平的待遇?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You cannot hinder me doing what I'm resolved on.</E>
        <C>你没法子阻挡我去实行我已经决定了的事。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We will neither help nor hinder it.</E>
        <C>我们将既不助长它,也不阻止它。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>slow,impede</E>
        <C>vt. 阻碍；打扰</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>latter,back,rear</E>
        <C>adj. 后面的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hindʒ]</SM>
    <E>hinge</E>
    <C>n. 铰链；枢纽；关键
vt. 给…安装铰链
vi. 依…而转移
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Its upper end is hinge connected to a trestle on top of the tower head.</E>
        <C>它的上端与塔端上的支架成铰接。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>You've got a hinge on your tongue and you talk with both ends.</E>
        <C>你舌头上是装着铰链的,说起话来两头都能用。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They all hinge together like bats in a steeple.</E>
        <C>他们像尖塔里的蝙蝠似的靠拢在一起。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>My acceptance will hinge upon the terms.</E>
        <C>我接受与否将依条件而定。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But the bending moment at the central hinge must vanish.</E>
        <C>但在中间铰处,弯矩必定为零。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>key,crux</E>
        <C>n. [机]铰链；枢纽；关键</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hiðə'tu:]</SM>
    <E>hitherto</E>
    <C>adv. 迄今；至今
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This latter way is the true one, but hitherto untried.</E>
        <C>这后一种方法是真实的,但尚未有人试用过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hitherto I have gone on vague lines.</E>
        <C>以前我有点糊里糊涂。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hereunto,erenow</E>
        <C>adv. 迄今；至今</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔist]</SM>
    <E>hoist</E>
    <C>n. 起重机；升起，吊起
vi. 升起；吊起
vt. （用绳索，起重机等）使升起
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Fortunately the wind was blowing on shore from the ocean, so we were able to hoist the sail.</E>
        <C>运气还不错,风正从大海往陆地上吹着,我们还能把船帆升起。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We gave Gregory a hoist to the top of the fence.</E>
        <C>我们把格雷高里举到篱笆顶上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Most plants are provided with hoist wells for handing parts.</E>
        <C>大多数工厂设有搬运零件的起吊孔。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The seamen draw in their oars and hoist their sails.</E>
        <C>海员们收起浆,挂起帆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Concrete was raised by a hoist.</E>
        <C>混凝土由升降机提升。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>crane,derrick</E>
        <C>n. 起重机；升起，吊起</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>lift,heave up</E>
        <C>vi. 升起；吊起</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hɔmə'dʒi:niəs, ,həu-]</SM>
    <E>homogeneous</E>
    <C>adj. 均匀的；[数] 齐次的；同种的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The written language is often far more homogeneous than the spoken.</E>
        <C>书面语比口语往往更加一致。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If the function is linearly homogeneous it is possible to derive several propositions of interest.</E>
        <C>若函数是线性齐次的,可以推导出一些令人感兴趣的命题。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Add more of one of the constituent elements to the material, and see whether the material remains homogeneous.</E>
        <C>向物质中多加入某一种组分元素,看看此种物质是否还保持同质性。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Flame temperature measurements can be used as a guide in discussing energetics of a homogeneous propellant.</E>
        <C>火焰温度的测定可作为讨论均质推进剂能量特性的指导。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the case of homogeneous broadening only one mode can normally oscillate.</E>
        <C>对于均匀加宽的情况,只有一个模能正常地振荡。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>conspecific</E>
        <C>adj. [化学]均匀的；[数]齐次的；[生物]同种的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔrəbl]</SM>
    <E>horrible</E>
    <C>adj. 可怕的；极讨厌的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I looked all round for the horrible young man and could see no signs of him.</E>
        <C>我拼命地四下寻找那个凶神恶煞似的小伙子,可是连个影子也没看到。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Emil tried to dismiss from his mind the horrible thoughts.</E>
        <C>艾米尔竭力从心头排除掉这些可怕的想法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a horrible silence in the house, Anna kept out of sight as much as possible.</E>
        <C>家里沉寂得怕人,安娜尽量回避着他们。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Then he gave a horrible laugh and stalked out.</E>
        <C>然后他放声狞笑,大摇大摆地走了出去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>From some of the bars came the sound of horrible laughter. In others, drunkards brawled and screamed.</E>
        <C>有的酒吧里传来吓人的狂叫。另一些酒吧里,醉汉在吵闹和尖叫。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>terrible,awesome,fearful,dire,dreadful</E>
        <C>adj. 可怕的；极讨厌的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[həuz]</SM>
    <E>hose</E>
    <C>n. 软管；长统袜；男性穿的紧身裤
vt. 用软管浇水；痛打
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>To fill the balloons, we use air tanks or run a hose to an air supply on the surface.</E>
        <C>为了给气球充气,我们使用贮气柜或把一根软管接到水面上的一台供气设备上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Your tunic and hose match ill with that jewel, young man.</E>
        <C>你的外套和裤子跟你那首饰可不相称呢,年轻人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As the water jets from the nozzle, the hose rises up, much like a snake.</E>
        <C>当水从管口射出时,该管就会隆起来,活像一条蛇。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A hose was attached and a powerful stream of water was turned on the dogs.</E>
        <C>一条消防水龙接上了,一股强大的水柱直浇到两条狗身上。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Vapor jetted from the brood hose as from a little steam engine.</E>
        <C>大鼻子里象小小的蒸气机似的冒出热气。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>flexible pipe,flexible conduit</E>
        <C>n. [橡胶]软管；长统袜；男性穿的紧身裤</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>light into,belabour</E>
        <C>vt. 用软管浇水；痛打</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hɔspi'tæləti]</SM>
    <E>hospitality</E>
    <C>n. 好客；殷勤
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In a very real sense, the manager is the host who offers the hospitality of his establishment to his guests.</E>
        <C>确切地说,经理就是旅馆款待客人的东道主。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In those times his courteous and talkative wife was renowned for her hospitality.</E>
        <C>当时,他那位殷勤、健谈的女主人素有好客的美名。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They'll consider it a breach of hospitality.</E>
        <C>他们会认为这是辜负了他们的好意。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He seemed to take pleasure in his social functions, he smiled and was abundant in hospitality.</E>
        <C>他满脸微笑,殷勤待客,似乎他从这一职责中享受到许多快乐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I shall trespass on your hospitality.</E>
        <C>我要来叨扰你了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>complaisance,gallantry</E>
        <C>n. 好客；殷勤</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔstidʒ]</SM>
    <E>hostage</E>
    <C>n. 人质；抵押品
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Events soon proved that he had given no hostage to Wall Street by accepting its lavish contributions.</E>
        <C>事实很快证明,他并没有对华尔街许愿来换取其慷慨捐助。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The captain finally lost patience and seized a royal servant as hostage.</E>
        <C>最后这位队长按捺不住了,于是抓住了王室一个侍从作为人质。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>guarantee,pledge</E>
        <C>n. 人质；抵押品</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[haund]</SM>
    <E>hound</E>
    <C>vt. 追猎；烦扰；激励
n. 猎犬；卑劣的人
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Together the three royals are given to the breeze, that follows out to see like the baying of a hound.</E>
        <C>三支最高的桅帆给轻风吹动,轻风像猎犬的吠声一路跟着我们。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Nothing could escape his look, which is more like the scent of a hound than the sight of an eye.</E>
        <C>可什么也逃不过他的眼睛。哪是什么眼睛,简直是猎狗的鼻子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Let the leading hound lose the scent, then another shall give tongue.</E>
        <C>只要为首的一条猎犬失去嗅觉,另外一条就会叫起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He fetched his horse from the stable and called to his hound.</E>
        <C>他从厩里牵出马来,又唤来了猎狗。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She sounded like a hound baying.</E>
        <C>她象猎狗似的吠叫。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>stimulate,eat,burden,power</E>
        <C>vt. 追猎；烦扰；激励</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>hunter,gundog</E>
        <C>n. 猎犬；卑劣的人</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔvə, 'hʌ-]</SM>
    <E>hover</E>
    <C>vi. 盘旋，翱翔；徘徊
n. 徘徊；盘旋；犹豫
vt. 孵；徘徊在…近旁
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He felt creeping of fate, the circling of wolves, the hover of vultures.</E>
        <C>他感到厄运已经来到,豺狼正在包围,秃鹰也在盘旋。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>plane,orbit</E>
        <C>vi. 盘旋，翱翔；徘徊</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>vibration,spinning around</E>
        <C>n. 徘徊；盘旋；犹豫</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>brood,hatch</E>
        <C>vt. 孵；徘徊在…近旁</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[haul]</SM>
    <E>howl</E>
    <C>vi. 咆哮；怒吼；狂吠
vt. 狂喊着说；对…吼叫
n. 嗥叫；怒号；嚎哭
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The fox, who had attended the steps of his fell mistress, uttered a dismal howl, and ran cowering back to the inner cave.</E>
        <C>那只刚才跟在它的残忍的女主人后面走来的狐狸,发出一声凄厉的嚎叫,哆嗦着奔回洞窟里去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When the clown comes into town, the dogs come out to howl.</E>
        <C>小丑进了城,狗儿们就要出来狂吠。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The howl of the wolves gave the lonely traveler a feeling of fear.</E>
        <C>听到狼群的嚎叫声,那个单身旅行者不由得害怕起来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Did you ever hear him howl, Carl?</E>
        <C>你听见过他大笑吗,卡尔?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>gnar,huff and puff</E>
        <C>vi. 咆哮；怒吼；狂吠</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>bluster</E>
        <C>n. 嗥叫；怒号；嚎哭</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hju:'mænəti]</SM>
    <E>humanity</E>
    <C>n. 人类；人道；仁慈；人文学科
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It seemed less to cast out the evils of humanity than to feed its blood lust.</E>
        <C>看来与其说是消弭了人类的罪恶,倒不如说是满足了人类的杀戮欲。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I tell you nearly all of humanity is dead.</E>
        <C>我可以告诉你,这满世界的人差不多已经全是坟中枯骨。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>mankind,people,mercy,kindness</E>
        <C>n. [人类]人类；人道；仁慈；人文学科</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hju:'midəti]</SM>
    <E>humidity</E>
    <C>n. [气象] 湿度；湿气
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The relative humidity corresponding to any pair of wet-and dry-bulb temperatures is read from tables.</E>
        <C>与每一对干湿泡温度相对应的相对湿度值可从表上查得。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The two chief function of any air-conditioning system are the regulation of air temperature and humidity.</E>
        <C>任何空气调节系统的两大主要功能,就是调节空气的温度和湿度。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Actual humidity measurements in the boundary layers have been made with a microwave refractometer.</E>
        <C>实际上已经用微波折射仪测定了边界层中的湿度。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is not easy to humidity a gas completely.</E>
        <C>要完全增湿气体是不容易的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Since humidity generally decreases with height, enhanced vertical mixing usually causes eventual evaporation and disappearance of the cloud.</E>
        <C>由于湿度一般随高度减小,垂直混合的加强通常造成云逐渐蒸发与消散。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wet,moisture capacity</E>
        <C>n. [气象]湿度；湿气</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə:l]</SM>
    <E>hurl</E>
    <C>vt. 丢下；用力投掷；愤慨地说出
vi. 猛投；猛掷
n. 用力的投掷
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>With clenched teeth, Bigger held the skillet, but he was afraid to hurl it, fearing that he might miss.</E>
        <C>别格咬紧牙关,举起铁锅;但他不敢扔出去,怕打不中。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>As you hurl the rock, the canoe moves forward.</E>
        <C>当你扔石块时,小船会向前游动。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How frightful to hurl the remaining manhood of France against this wall of fire and concrete!</E>
        <C>如果将剩下的法国壮丁,派去攻打这座由炮火和混凝土合成的铜墙铁壁,这是多么可怕啊!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The young track and field athlete could already hurl the discus 60 yards.</E>
        <C>这个年青的田径运动员已能把铁饼投掷60码远。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>let drop</E>
        <C>vt. 丢下；用力投掷；愤慨地说出</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌrikən]</SM>
    <E>hurricane</E>
    <C>n. 飓风，暴风
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A drenching rain poured down and the rising hurricane drove it in sheets along the ground.</E>
        <C>一阵倾盆大雨泼下来了,越来越大的狂风把它顺着地面刮成了一片一片的雨幕。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He decided the trees had been wrenched that way in a hurricane when they were young.</E>
        <C>他断定那准是在树木尚未长成的时候遇上了一场大飓风,给吹歪了的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The room looked as though a hurricane had swept through it.</E>
        <C>房间看上去好象被一股旋风从当中扫荡过一样。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>By then the hurricane had long been blowing its worst.</E>
        <C>到了那个时候,飓风已经肆虐一个相当长的时间了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On the table was set a hurricane lamp.</E>
        <C>桌子上放着一盏防风灯。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cyclone,storms</E>
        <C>n. 飓风，[气象]暴风</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hai'pɔθisis]</SM>
    <E>hypothesis</E>
    <C>n. 假设
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>This hypothesis formed a cornerstone of the theory of general relativity that evolved over the next eight years.</E>
        <C>这个假设成为随后八年间形成的广义相对论的一个基石。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What until then had been a hypothesis, became an article of faith.</E>
        <C>在此之前还只是一种假设的东西,变成了一种信条。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Streaming is still the only hypothesis to account for translocation in fungus.</E>
        <C>胞质流还仅仅是一种解释真菌中转移的假说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The city manager should accept the null hypothesis that there is no difference between the two methods of tax listing.</E>
        <C>市政府官员应该接受两种征税登记方法没有差别这个无效假设。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Ptolemaic hypothesis could be discarded in favor of a completely new hypothesis bases on different assumptions.</E>
        <C>放弃托勒密体系以利于根据不同假定而形成完全新的假设。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tentative</E>
        <C>n. 假设</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[his'terik]</SM>
    <E>hysteric</E>
    <C>n. 癔病患者；歇斯底里患者
adj. 歇斯底里的；癔病的；亢奋的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>We cannot remain a passive onlooker to the hysteric moves of the enemies.</E>
        <C>我们不能对敌人目中无人的行动坐视不理。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I don't recommend this for you: at 23 you need to earn more stripes before becoming a chair hysteric.</E>
        <C>我不推荐你这样做:你才23岁,在为了一把椅子闹得歇斯底里之前,需要获得更大的进阶。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Transient Response of a Bilinear Hysteric System under Non-Periodic Excitation</E>
        <C>双线性滞后系统在非周期激励下的响应</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A Clinical observation on the therapeutic effect of combined therapy with acupuncture for hysteric aphonia</E>
        <C>癔病性失音的针灸综合治疗</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Analysis of family cohesion, adaptability and attribution of hysteric</E>
        <C>癔症患者的家庭亲密度与适应性及归因分析</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hyper</E>
        <C>adj. 歇斯底里的；癔病的；亢奋的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæbitæt]</SM>
    <E>habitat</E>
    <C>n. [生态] 栖息地，产地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Man would have to assist in the maintenance of species populations by habitat manipulation.</E>
        <C>人类仍将通过居住地管理来帮助保持种群体。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The photosynthetic responses determine the habitat of P. rubens and P. Mariana in the climax forest.</E>
        <C>光合反应决定红云杉和黑云杉在顶极林中的生态环境。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All species of worms in a habitat are considered.</E>
        <C>所有蚯蚓在栖息地达到相当数量。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Monkeys live in an arboreal habitat.</E>
        <C>猴子生活在树上的栖息地。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The dam would also destroy the snail darter's habitat</E>
        <C>这座大坝也会毁坏食蜗镖鲈的生存环境。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>home,production place</E>
        <C>n. [生态]栖息地，[经]产地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:bə]</SM>
    <E>harbor</E>
    <C>vt. 庇护；怀有
n. 海港；避难所
vi. 居住，生存；入港停泊；躲藏
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Smith rubbed condensation off the inside of a porthole and peered out at the boats bobbing up and down in the harbor.</E>
        <C>史密斯用手抹去舷窗内的蒸气,看着港口内浮动的小船。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He made a circuit of the docks and the tidal harbor. The security was perfunctory.</E>
        <C>他绕码头和潮汐港转了一圈,发现这地方的警戒很马虎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He got clear of the other craft at the quayside and found the main channel out of the harbor, marked by buoys.</E>
        <C>他躲开码头边上的船只,根据浮标找到了驶离港口的主航道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The General Meigs is tiding into (out of) the harbor.</E>
        <C>梅格斯将军号在趁潮进港(出港)。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Three merchant officers from the convoy in the harbor came into view, walking up from the quay.</E>
        <C>从停泊在港口的一只商船队里走下3个高级船员,沿码头踱了过来。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>nourish</E>
        <C>vt. 庇护；怀有</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>haven,home</E>
        <C>n. 海港；避难所</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>exist,belong,room,live,dwell</E>
        <C>vi. 居住，生存；入港停泊；躲藏</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heritidʒ]</SM>
    <E>heritage</E>
    <C>n. 遗产；传统；继承物；继承权
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Father used to give me what he called "heritage lessons".</E>
        <C>父亲经常给我上他所谓的“家谱”课。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>No human dwelling should have a richer heritage than Number Ten Downing Street.</E>
        <C>任何房间都不能象唐宁街十号那样有着丰富的内容。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tradition,succession,inheritance,legacy</E>
        <C>n. 遗产；传统；继承物；继承权</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['herəuin]</SM>
    <E>heroin</E>
    <C>n. [药][毒物] 海洛因，吗啡
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The typical urban heroin addict has dropped out of school by his early teens.</E>
        <C>城市里典型的有海洛因瘾的人往往从十几岁起就辍学了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Another scene showed Japanese dope peddlers selling morphine and heroin.</E>
        <C>下一幕是日本毒贩在叫卖吗啡和海洛因。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is easy to see why the use of heroin is so common in the crowded city slums and ghettos in America.</E>
        <C>这就是为什么在美国城市中拥挤的贫民区和少数民族聚居的地区滥用海洛因比较普遍。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>horse,herion</E>
        <C>n. [药][毒物]海洛因，吗啡</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hei]</SM>
    <E>hey</E>
    <C>int. 喂！（引起注意等）；你好！（表示问候）
n. 干草（等于hay）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"I can't, hey?" said the little soldier who held the knife, grinning impudently at her.</E>
        <C>“我不能拿?”那拿刀的小个儿士兵对她嘻笑脸地说道。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>So I did. Quite an excursion that turned out to be, hey!</E>
        <C>不错,那回后来还变成了一次不寻常的旅行。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This should make us look pretty good in the history books, hey?</E>
        <C>这样会使咱们在史书上显得挺有光彩,唔?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hey Jack, if you can't understand that phrase, just Engkoo it!</E>
        <C>杰克,你要是有什么不懂的单词就“英库”一下吧!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hey, don't go to any bother.</E>
        <C>嗨,别麻烦了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>here,G'Day</E>
        <C>int. 喂！（引起注意等）；你好！（表示问候）</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>stover,hay</E>
        <C>n. 干草（等于hay）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hailənd]</SM>
    <E>highland</E>
    <C>n. 高地；丘陵地带
adj. 高原的；高地的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Henry Ford and I had gone to one of those meetings over in Highland Park.</E>
        <C>我和亨利·福特两人参加过在海兰德公园举行的一次会议。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I wonder you did that when you know the Act of parliament against wearing the Highland dress.</E>
        <C>你不知道你怎么这样做的,你不是知道国会的法令,禁止穿高地服装吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>When Paul arrived in Highland Park, he was amazed at what he found.</E>
        <C>保罗来到海兰德公园的时候,他对所发现的情况大为吃惊。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>height,raise,altitude,elevation,rise</E>
        <C>n. [地理]高地；丘陵地带</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>upland</E>
        <C>adj. 高原的；[地理]高地的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['haidʒæk]</SM>
    <E>hijack</E>
    <C>vt. 抢劫；揩油
vi. 拦路抢劫
n. 劫持；威逼；敲诈
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>There is no sign of a let - up in the hijack crisis.</E>
        <C>绑架危机毫无缓和迹象</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Are we just going to let her hijack the company?</E>
        <C>我们就这样让她在公司</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a plot to hijack an airliner.</E>
        <C>有一劫持班机的阴谋。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To hijack buyers into purchasing unwanted accessories .</E>
        <C>迫使顾客购买那些不需要的附件。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The police were tipped off about their plan to hijack the plane.</E>
        <C>警方接到了线报,知道了他们的劫机计划。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rob of,spoliate</E>
        <C>vt. 抢劫；揩油</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>chantage,extortion</E>
        <C>n. 劫持；威逼；敲诈</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hip]</SM>
    <E>hip</E>
    <C>n. 臀部；蔷薇果；忧郁
adj. 熟悉内情的；非常时尚的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She stood with one hand on her thin hip and the other rattling the newspaper at his bald head.</E>
        <C>她站着,一只手叉在瘦瘦的腰上,另一只手拿着报纸冲着他的秃顶挥动,弄得唏哩哗啦直响。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She then put one small, beautifully shaped hand on her immense hip and swirled around for another look.</E>
        <C>这时,她才用她那只美丽的小手摸着她的胖臀部,转身又瞟了我一眼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I can catch him on the hip.</E>
        <C>我能抓住他的把柄。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A bullet from one of the pistols had graze his hip.</E>
        <C>有一枝手枪里发出的一颗子弹擦伤了他的臀部。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He reached into his hip pocket and took out Nancy's tail.</E>
        <C>他伸手到裤子后面的口袋里掏出南希的辫子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>bottom,croup</E>
        <C>n. 臀部；[植]蔷薇果；忧郁</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[his'tɔ:riən]</SM>
    <E>historian</E>
    <C>n. 历史学家
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In trying to discern the causes for such revolutionary changes in literary standards the historian sees through a glass darkly.</E>
        <C>在试图认清文学标准的这种革命变化的原因时,历史学家戴着眼镜,看不清楚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The historian can only treat conscientious religious belief with the respect it deserves.</E>
        <C>历史学家只可以用应有的尊敬态度来对待严肃的宗教信仰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The bookish historian now accepts it, reluctantly and ungraciously enough.</E>
        <C>钻书本的历史学者现在相当勉强和冷淡地承认了它。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>To make a country's history intelligible, the historian naturally seeks for some point of unity.</E>
        <C>历史学家为了把一个国家的历史写得清晰明了,他自然要去找寻某种统一的东西。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This is how one historian, soaked with the fantastic political ideals of our times, is pleased to write of this evil expedition.</E>
        <C>一个浸透了我们这个时代荒诞无稽的政治思想的历史家却这样兴致勃勃地来写这次不幸的远征。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[his'tɔrik]</SM>
    <E>historic</E>
    <C>adj. 有历史意义的；历史上著名的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Jude thought his soul might have been shaping the historic words of his master-speech.</E>
        <C>裘德想,他的鬼魂也许就一直在那儿组织他那篇动人演说里有历史意义的字句。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We gave our support to Brandt's historic course.</E>
        <C>我们支持勃兰特具有历史意义的方针。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They saw a series of historic Lincolns and Marks.</E>
        <C>他们看到了一系列的具有历史价值的老林肯车和马克车。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həuldə]</SM>
    <E>holder</E>
    <C>n. 持有人；所有人；固定器；（台、架等）支持物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He used to be a holder of the world record for high jump.</E>
        <C>他曾经是跳高的世界纪录的保持者。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>That runner is the holder of the world record for the hundred-yard dash.</E>
        <C>那位运动员是一百码赛跑世界纪录的保持者。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>George saw the record holder pushing hard for the finish line.</E>
        <C>乔治看见那个记录保持者正在向终点线拼命冲刺。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>possessor,proprietary</E>
        <C>n. [金融][专利]持有人；所有人；固定器；（台、架等）支持物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['ɔnərəbl]</SM>
    <E>honorable</E>
    <C>adj. 光荣的；可敬的；高贵的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It would be possible, I thought, to make a stern but honorable peace with her.</E>
        <C>我认为我们有可能同它签定一个严肃而体面的和约。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the days and years that are to come we shall work for a just and honorable peace, a durable peace.</E>
        <C>在未来的岁月里,我们将为一个正义的,光荣而持久的和平而努力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is not honorable on your part.</E>
        <C>这就是你那方面不守信用啦。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>glorious,royal,distinguished</E>
        <C>adj. 光荣的；可敬的；高贵的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔp]</SM>
    <E>hop</E>
    <C>vt. 跳跃；跳过
n. 跳跃；舞会；短途旅行
vi. 跳跃；单脚跳；作短途旅行
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Chief says for you to hop a plane and get up here right away.</E>
        <C>总长请你立即乘机到这里来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Hop ranch that he had last seen in the full tide of prosperity was almost a ruin.</E>
        <C>他上一回去的时候,这忽布园正茂盛非凡,如今可差不多全部毁坏了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had hurt his left foot and had to hop along.</E>
        <C>他的左脚受伤了,不得不单足跳行。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>How long can you hop on your right foot?</E>
        <C>你用右脚能跳多远?</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>jump,clear</E>
        <C>vt. [计][通信]跳跃；跳过</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>jump,ball,dance,spring</E>
        <C>n. [计][通信]跳跃；舞会；短途旅行</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>jump,dance</E>
        <C>vi. [计][通信]跳跃；单脚跳；作短途旅行</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hausiŋ]</SM>
    <E>housing</E>
    <C>n. 房屋；住房供给；[机] 外壳；遮盖物；机器等的防护外壳或外罩
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>These streets hadn't changed, though housing projects jutted up out of them now like rocks in the middle of a boiling sea.</E>
        <C>尽管这里竖起了住宅建筑,犹如露出在波涛汹涌的海面上的岩石,但街道本身没有变化。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A plan of the new housing estate may be seen at the offices of the Town Council.</E>
        <C>新的住宅区建筑计划可以在镇议会的办事处看到。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In April she was away again on the housing tack, full of confidence.</E>
        <C>四月,她又充满信心地谈到住房问题。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Housing and diverse business are located near the CBD.</E>
        <C>住宅和各种企业也均位于接近中心商业区的地方。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Most experts forecast a mild decline in housing starts.</E>
        <C>大多数专家预计住房建筑的开工率将有所下降。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>covering,tenement</E>
        <C>n. [建]房屋；住房供给；[机]外壳；遮盖物；机器等的防护外壳或外罩</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌdl]</SM>
    <E>huddle</E>
    <C>vt. 把...挤在一起；使缩成一团；草率了事
vi. 蜷缩；挤作一团
n. 拥挤；混乱；杂乱一团
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Two men I had never met detached themselves from the huddle.</E>
        <C>我从来未见过的两个人离开了人群。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We all huddle round the fire.</E>
        <C>我们都挤在炉火周围。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The devotees sing, sip warm drinks, play cards and huddle together.</E>
        <C>球迷们唱着歌,呷着热饮料、打扑克,挨挨挤挤,互相拥作一团。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Don't huddle all the boxes into one cupboard.</E>
        <C>勿把箱子全都塞在一个柜子里面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The cold wind made the boy huddle inside his coat.</E>
        <C>寒风使这个男孩卷缩在他的外衣里。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>gather up,cower</E>
        <C>vi. 蜷缩；挤作一团</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>chaos,disorder,confusion,congestion,involvement</E>
        <C>n. 拥挤；混乱；杂乱一团</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hʌɡ]</SM>
    <E>hug</E>
    <C>vt. 拥抱；紧抱；抱有，坚持
vi. 拥抱；紧抱在一起；挤在一起
n. 拥抱；紧抱；固执
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His mother gave Paul a hug for being a big help.</E>
        <C>鲍尔妈妈紧紧地拥抱他,因为他帮了个大忙。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He hurries down the gangplank to hug his waiting wife.</E>
        <C>他匆匆忙忙走下跳板,张开双臂去拥抱等候着他的妻子。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>press,stay,embrace,tough</E>
        <C>vt. 拥抱；紧抱；抱有，坚持</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>embrace,cuddle</E>
        <C>vi. 拥抱；紧抱在一起；挤在一起</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>embrace,persistence</E>
        <C>n. 拥抱；紧抱；固执</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hʌm]</SM>
    <E>hum</E>
    <C>vi. 发低哼声
vt. 用哼声表示
n. 嗡嗡声；哼声；杂声
int. 哼；嗯
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The front door of the house was open and a hum of voices was audible.</E>
        <C>房屋的前门开着,可以听见一阵嗡嗡的人声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She plugged in the radio and switched on,and there was the familiar hum.</E>
        <C>她接通电源,打开收音机,立即听到熟悉的嗡嗡声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The smoke of their pipes, the sleepy air, the warmth from the baked ground, the constant hum, made Shelton drowsy.</E>
        <C>他们烟斗里的青烟,催眠的空气,晒过了的土地散发出来的热气,一刻儿也不停的嗡嗡营营声,都使谢尔顿昏昏欲睡。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A hum of shrill voices reverberated against the low ceiling.</E>
        <C>低矮的天花板下回响着尖细嗓音的嗡嗡声。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>All around was a drowsy hum of insects.</E>
        <C>到处是一片小虫的催眠似的嗡嗡声。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>groaning,zoom</E>
        <C>n. 嗡嗡声；哼声；杂声</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>uh-uh,um</E>
        <C>int. 哼；嗯</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌmbl]</SM>
    <E>humble</E>
    <C>                                                                            &lt;span class="pos"&gt;adj.&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                                     &lt;ul class="ol"&gt;                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 &lt;li&gt;&lt;span class="def"&gt;谦卑的，谦虚的，谦恭的，恭顺的&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
&lt;span class="def"&gt;(等级、身份、重要性等)低下的；粗劣的，粗陋的；微末的&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
&lt;span class="def"&gt;(自我感觉)卑微的；卑下的&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
&lt;span class="def"&gt;卑躬屈膝的，奴颜媚骨的&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   
                                                                            &lt;span class="pos"&gt;vt.&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                                     &lt;ul class="ol"&gt;                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 &lt;li&gt;&lt;span class="def"&gt;使谦恭，使谦卑；使温顺：&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                        &lt;ul class="sense-ex"&gt;                                                        &lt;li&gt;                            &lt;p&gt;to humble oneself&lt;/p&gt;                            &lt;p&gt;自卑，低声下气&lt;/p&gt;                            
                            &lt;p&gt;to humble one's heart&lt;/p&gt;                            &lt;p&gt;谦恭，温顺&lt;/p&gt;                            
&lt;span class="def"&gt;压下…的锐气，使威风扫地：&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                        &lt;ul class="sense-ex"&gt;                                                        &lt;li&gt;                            &lt;p&gt;He was humbled by her good scolding.&lt;/p&gt;                            &lt;p&gt;她的一顿数落打掉了他的锐气。&lt;/p&gt;                            
&lt;span class="def"&gt;使卑贱；贬低；羞辱：&lt;/span&gt;                                                                                                                                                        &lt;ul class="sense-ex"&gt;                                                        &lt;li&gt;                            &lt;p&gt;They tried to humble your importance in that achievement.&lt;/p&gt;                            &lt;p&gt;他们企图贬低你在那次功绩中的重要作用。&lt;/p&gt;                            
    &lt;span class="pos"&gt;近义词:&lt;/span&gt;    &lt;span class="synonym"&gt;lowly                                                                                                                                    , meek                                                                                                            , modest                                                                &lt;/span&gt;
    &lt;span class="pos"&gt;反义词:&lt;/span&gt;&lt;span class="antonym"&gt;proud                                                                                                                                    , conceited                                                                        &lt;/span&gt;
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He felt small and humble when he took his seat in the commons.</E>
        <C>当他在下议院里就座时,他感到自己地位低下,出身卑微。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This was not a boast, but a hope, at once bold and devoutly humble.</E>
        <C>这不是夸夸其谈,而是一个即大胆而又诚心、谦虚的希望。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was with a pained, and proud, and indignant tone that Nydia made this humble reply.</E>
        <C>尼狄亚谦卑的回答声调里带着痛苦、骄傲和愤慨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I spread afore him my humble store, like the Bee.</E>
        <C>我用我象蜜蜂般积攒的那点东西款待他。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They have a scale all of their own; the faraway and enormous are seen in terms of the humble and familiar, or vice versa.</E>
        <C>它们都有自己的尺度,遥远和重大的事物都用低调和熟悉的意象来表示,或者正相反。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hju:'milieit]</SM>
    <E>humiliate</E>
    <C>vt. 羞辱；使…丢脸；耻辱
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was even more against our interest to permit the Soviet Union to overwhelm or to humiliate Cuba.</E>
        <C>容许苏联压倒或侮辱古巴则更违背我们的利益。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was not my intention to hurt or humiliate her.</E>
        <C>我不是有意要伤她使她下不来台的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>make a chump out of</E>
        <C>vt. 羞辱；使…丢脸；耻辱</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi'pɔkrisi]</SM>
    <E>hypocrisy</E>
    <C>n. 虚伪；伪善
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His daughter he had asserted her to be, and his daughter she should always think herself, no matter what hypocrisy it involved.</E>
        <C>他既然肯定地说出了她是他的女儿,那就不管这里面包含有多少虚伪,也得叫她永远承认她是他的女儿吧。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were examples of humility and kindness shining amidst a vile and loathsome mass of hypocrisy, arrogance, and cant.</E>
        <C>她们谦逊善良的范例,在一群虚伪、傲慢、邪恶、可憎的人当中发出光芒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>European carping over the phraseology represented a mixture of hypocrisy and subterfuge.</E>
        <C>欧洲在措词上找岔子的做法既虚伪又狡诈。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Circumstances impose on any public official some demand for a show of hypocrisy.</E>
        <C>由于情况所迫,任何公职官员有时都不得不做出一些虚伪的表现。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was a measure of hypocrisy and calculation in Tennie's method.</E>
        <C>丹妮的方法显得有点虚伪,有点工于心计。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>untruthfulness,falsity</E>
        <C>n. 虚伪；伪善</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[his'terikəl]</SM>
    <E>hysterical</E>
    <C>adj. 歇斯底里的；异常兴奋的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In some way he depended upon the excitement he could arouse in her hysterical nature.</E>
        <C>从某一方面来说,他需要从她歇斯底里的本性中得到刺激。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fey</E>
        <C>adj. 歇斯底里的；异常兴奋的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heilstəun]</SM>
    <E>hailstone</E>
    <C>n. 冰雹
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A Shower of rain drove down upon us, each drop stinging like a hailstone.</E>
        <C>一阵倾盆大雨直泻到我们的身上,每一雨点打来都象冰雹般刺痛。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>precipitation</E>
        <C>n. 冰雹</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heilstɔ:m]</SM>
    <E>hailstorm</E>
    <C>n. 雹暴；雹暴般的降临
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When a hailstorm had badly affected the family,others chipped in and quietly sent money to help.</E>
        <C>当一场冰雹给这家人带来很大损失时,其他人家都给予帮助,悄悄送钱给他们。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔ:ltiŋ]</SM>
    <E>halting</E>
    <C>adj. 犹豫的；蹒跚的；跛的
v. 停止；蹒跚；犹豫（halt的ing形式）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>At last, with an effort, he began to speak in a halting, nervous way.</E>
        <C>最后,经过一番努力,他终于心情紧张结结巴巴地说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They travelled in the night, halting an hour or two after daybreak, and lying by until the twilight fell.</E>
        <C>他们只在夜间行进,天亮后一两点钟就歇下,一直躺着休息到黄昏的时候。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He slipped stealthily down the narrow stair, his hair rising and his pulses halting at the slightest creak.</E>
        <C>他顺着那狭窄的楼梯悄悄地溜下楼去,一听见最轻微的叽叽嘎嘎的响声,他就觉得毛发悚然,连脉搏都停住了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>What he had to say was confused, halting, and verbose.</E>
        <C>他说的这些话既杂乱无章、吞吞吐吐,又啰里啰嗦。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He speaks in a halting voice.</E>
        <C>他说话吞吞吐吐。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>juberous,hesitating</E>
        <C>adj. 犹豫的；蹒跚的；跛的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>stopping</E>
        <C>v. 停止；蹒跚；犹豫（halt的ing形式）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændreil]</SM>
    <E>handrail</E>
    <C>n. 扶手；（楼梯等的）栏杆
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once there, he would cling to the handrail until he reached the lower steps that the warmer tunnel air kept ice-free.</E>
        <C>一到那儿,他便手抓扶手一直走到底下的台阶,然后才放开手,因为那里通道的空气暖和些,地面上没有结冰。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One of the supporting posts of a handrail.</E>
        <C>扶栏支柱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A man walks on the handrail of a flooded flight of stairs in Chongqing, China.</E>
        <C>一名男子不得不从在扶手上躲避暴雨在楼梯上形成的瀑布。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hold on to a suitable handrail if you have to stand.</E>
        <C>在车上站立时,要紧握适当的扶手。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He grasped for the handrail.</E>
        <C>他想抓住扶手。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>rail,parapet</E>
        <C>n. [建]扶手；（楼梯等的）栏杆</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændʃeik]</SM>
    <E>handshake</E>
    <C>n. 握手
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The card and a handshake typify trust and abolish views that the bank is out to seize money.</E>
        <C>卡片和握手的形象代表了信任,消除了银行总是想抓钱的看法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a formal handshake, a farewell.</E>
        <C>这是一次正式的握手,一次告别。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Your handshake came over the vastest distance in the world.</E>
        <C>你的握手跨过了世界上最遥远的距离。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shake-hands</E>
        <C>n. 握手</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:mlis]</SM>
    <E>harmless</E>
    <C>adj. 无害的；无恶意的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Excuse me, gentle lords and ladies. Do not let me disturb you. Only a poor old harmless English rector.</E>
        <C>请原谅,高贵的老爷们,女士们。但愿我不至于打搅了各位。敝人只是一个善良无害的英国老神父。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought how wicked it was to kill harmless birds while you were shooting.</E>
        <C>当时见你们射击那些无辜的鸟时,我心想,这多么罪过。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>For the space of half a year, the gunpowder lay as harmless as sand.</E>
        <C>在半年的时间里,这火药象沙土一样放在那里没有出毛病。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was in this manner that he had formed the harmless habit of alluding to Miss Osmond.</E>
        <C>他一向是用这么一个无伤大雅的称呼来谈奥斯蒙德小姐的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Turnus threw his lance, but it recoiled harmless from the shield of Aeneas.</E>
        <C>图努斯投了一枪,但标枪从埃涅阿斯的盾牌上弹了回来,没有造成任何伤害。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>unharmful,noninjurious</E>
        <C>adj. 无害的；无恶意的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:tbi:t]</SM>
    <E>heartbeat</E>
    <C>n. 心跳；情感
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>From the SA node, electrical impulses spread through the heart muscle to trigger the heartbeat.</E>
        <C>从窦房石结出来的电脉冲传播到心脏肌肉触发心脏跳动。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>emotion,will,affect</E>
        <C>n. [生理]心跳；情感</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:təniŋ]</SM>
    <E>heartening</E>
    <C>adj. 鼓舞人心的，令人振奋的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun lost its heartening power and the sky became grey and somber.</E>
        <C>太阳失去了它鼓舞人心的力量,天空变成铅灰色,阴沉沉的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>inspirational,uplifting</E>
        <C>adj. 鼓舞人心的，令人振奋的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:tili]</SM>
    <E>heartily</E>
    <C>adv. 衷心地；热忱地；痛快地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sir John did not much understand this reproof; but he laughed as heartily as if he did.</E>
        <C>约翰爵士对这一番申斥不甚理解,但是他假装理解地开怀大笑。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They laughed at this as heartily as children might have done.</E>
        <C>他们这就畅快地笑起来,活象两个孩子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>After laughing heartily he caused me to be set free.</E>
        <C>他开怀大笑起来,然后下令将我释放。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He then went on to Choate, which he disliked heartily.</E>
        <C>然后他就到了他深恶痛绝的乔特那里。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>His compliments caused the young man to squeeze his old friend's hand heartily again.</E>
        <C>他的赞美使年轻人又一次热烈地紧紧握了握老人的手。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>feelingly,spicily</E>
        <C>adv. 衷心地；热忱地；痛快地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:d]</SM>
    <E>heed</E>
    <C>vi. 注意，留心
n. 注意到；留心到
vt. 注意，留心
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She went on with her preparations for supper and paid no heed to his query.</E>
        <C>她继续准备晚饭,没理会他的问题。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her voice came to him now from out of a deep, far-away silence and he paid her no heed.</E>
        <C>她的声音这时候仿佛从很远很深的寂静中传到他耳里,他置之不理。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a warning, he supposed, which he should heed more often.</E>
        <C>他认为,这是他应该经常提防的一个警告。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Very clear and plain the dream was, but do you think I'm such an ass as to take heed of dreams?</E>
        <C>那梦是清清楚楚,明明白白的,但是你以为我是那种把梦当真的傻瓜?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Berenice, for almost the first time in her life, took solemn heed of this thought.</E>
        <C>白丽莱茜几乎是生平第一次认真注意到这种思想。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>take care of,mind you,be mindful of</E>
        <C>vi. 注意，留心</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>watching,take care of,be mindful of,mind you</E>
        <C>vt. 注意，留心</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['helpmeit]</SM>
    <E>helpmate</E>
    <C>n. 助手；配偶；伙伴
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had now the right to be his helpmate in his all kind deeds.</E>
        <C>现在,她已成了他一切仁慈行为当仁不让的助手。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>friend,assistant,aid,comrade,mate</E>
        <C>n. 助手；配偶；伙伴</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['henpekt]</SM>
    <E>henpecked</E>
    <C>adj. 惧内的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>A henpecked husband is one who always agrees to do what his wife wants.</E>
        <C>怕老婆的丈夫就是一个愿向老婆屈服的人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>eunuchoid</E>
        <C>adj. 惧内的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:d]</SM>
    <E>hoard</E>
    <C>vi. 积聚钱财；贮藏货物
vt. 贮藏
n. 贮藏物
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>His tone and look assured her he had not been the discoverer of the hoard.</E>
        <C>他的声调和表情使她确信他不是发现宝藏的人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>store,reposit</E>
        <C>vt. 贮藏</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['həum,meikə]</SM>
    <E>homemaker</E>
    <C>n. 主妇
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>(Video): One by one they step forward, a nurse, a teacher, a homemaker, and lives are saved.</E>
        <C>(影视):一个接着一个,他们向前迈进一步,一个护士,一个教师,一个家庭主妇,生命获救了。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hausfrau,matron</E>
        <C>n. 主妇</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔməu,seksju'æləti]</SM>
    <E>homosexuality</E>
    <C>n. 同性恋
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Homosexuality is not illegal in the world's most populous Muslim country, though same-sex marriages are not allowed.</E>
        <C>印尼尽管禁止同性婚姻,但同性恋是合法的。印尼也是全球穆斯林人口最多的国家。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She had to grapple with her homosexuality for years until she couldn't keep it bottled up and decided to come out.</E>
        <C>她为自己的同性恋倾向纠结了很久,最后她决定出柜不再隐瞒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The vote followed impassioned argument about whether or not the Bible forbids active homosexuality and left a number of delegates in tears.</E>
        <C>教会在《圣经》是否禁止同性恋行为的问题上激励争论后,进行了投票。投票结果让许多教徒激动流泪。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A federal judge ruled that a lesbian student can sue her school district and her principal for revealing her homosexuality to her mother.</E>
        <C>一位女同性中学生所在的地区学校和校长,向该女学生的母亲透露其同性恋的事实,一位美国联邦法官认为该女学生可以起诉他们。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He never explicitly acknowledged his homosexuality.</E>
        <C>他从没有公开承认自己的同性恋倾向。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>uranism</E>
        <C>n. [心理]同性恋</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔ:məun]</SM>
    <E>hormone</E>
    <C>n. [生理] 激素，荷尔蒙
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The main function of this hormone is to control growth.</E>
        <C>这种激素的主要功能是控制生长。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ethylene is a growth hormone in plants.</E>
        <C>乙烯是植物中一种生长荷尔蒙。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>incretion,corticosteroids</E>
        <C>n. [生理]激素，荷尔蒙</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌmbʌɡ]</SM>
    <E>humbug</E>
    <C>n. 骗子；欺骗；谎话
vt. 欺骗；哄骗
vi. 行骗
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Once more, and finally as it seemed to me, I pronounced him in my heart, a humbug.</E>
        <C>我再次地,也觉得是最后地在心里断定他是个骗子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I know my words can seem to him nothing but utter humbug.</E>
        <C>我知道,我说的话在他看来不过是彻头彻尾的慌言。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Life is all moon shine, a monstrous humbug, a grand suck-in.</E>
        <C>生活全是假象,是可怕的欺诈,是一场吸引人上当的大骗局。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I thought you must be a humbug all along, from the conceited way you talked.</E>
        <C>看你说话的那副神气,我就知道你一定是个吹牛的骗子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I am going to expose all this humbug.</E>
        <C>我要揭露这一切骗人的鬼话。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>fraud,sharp</E>
        <C>n. 骗子；欺骗；谎话</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>sell,fox,kid,trick</E>
        <C>vt. 欺骗；哄骗</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>mountebank</E>
        <C>vi. 行骗</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hju:,mili'eiʃən]</SM>
    <E>humiliation</E>
    <C>n. 丢脸，耻辱；蒙羞；谦卑
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You never could suppose from her countenance what pangs of humiliation she might be enduring inwardly.</E>
        <C>她心里的委屈,在脸上是一点儿也看不出来的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was suffering an excruciating humiliation which mocked him in its very intensity.</E>
        <C>难堪的屈辱咄咄逼人,一阵阵刺着他的心。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He wanted to faint from humiliation and pain, but he scrambled to his feet and hobbled off.</E>
        <C>他又羞又痛,差点又晕厥过去,可是一咬牙挣扎着爬起身来,摇摇晃晃走开了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I only thought you didn't know what you were going in for and that I might save you some humiliation.</E>
        <C>我只是想,你不了解自己擅长于干什么,我以为我可以使你少受一些耻辱。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was always a special brand of humiliation in them.</E>
        <C>事事都带有这么一种特殊的屈辱的味道。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lost face,stigma</E>
        <C>n. 丢脸，耻辱；蒙羞；谦卑</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌntə]</SM>
    <E>hunter</E>
    <C>n. 猎人；猎犬；搜寻者
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hunter did not move for a moment, then he began to follow the bird.</E>
        <C>那个猎人呆了一下,然后开始追鸟。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hunter looked down at his board and he took out an inking pen and dipped it and began to ink in his drawing.</E>
        <C>亨特低头望着画板,他摸出一支墨水笔,蘸了一下,开始在画上上墨。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The recoil of his gun knocked the hunter into the river; climbing out of the water, he found his clothes full of fish.</E>
        <C>枪的后坐力把猎人抛到河里,等他从水里爬了上来,发现浑身上下全都装满了鱼。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hunter came slowly out of his work and he said, "We have to speed it up; we've got to get that coal moving out."</E>
        <C>亨特在工作中慢慢地苏醒过来,他说:“我们应当赶快,我们必须使煤能够运出去。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hunter came into a grocery and told his story.</E>
        <C>猎人走进一家食品店,讲述了这件事。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shekarry,venerer</E>
        <C>n. [林]猎人；猎犬；搜寻者</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌntiŋ]</SM>
    <E>hunting</E>
    <C>n. 打猎；追逐；搜索
adj. 打猎的；振荡的
v. 狩猎；寻找（hunt的ing形式）；追捕
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>It was a small fragment of a tribe that had been hunting and fishing within English limits.</E>
        <C>这个部落中的这一小部分人一直在英属殖民地的区域内捕鱼打猎。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He leaped to his feet, at the same time reaching to his belt for a hunting knife he carried in a sheath.</E>
        <C>他纵身一跳,站了起来,同时伸手到腰带上去拔他那把套在鞘里的猎刀。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The Canadian fur trader had a fine load of furs to sell after his hunting trip.</E>
        <C>加拿大毛皮商人打猎回来,有大量的毛皮出售。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Here they are," says he, "here's our captain, and fifty men with him, have been hunting you these two hours."</E>
        <C>“他们在这里,”他说:“我们的船长就在这儿,带着五十个人,搜寻你们已经搜寻了两个小时了。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I almost forgot to tell you I saw the funniest thing happened today when I was out hunting.</E>
        <C>我差点儿忘记告诉你了。我今天出去打猎,看见了一件再有趣不过的事。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>shooting,scanning,searching,pursuing</E>
        <C>n. 打猎；追逐；[电子]搜索</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>cynegetic,oscillating</E>
        <C>adj. 打猎的；振荡的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>seeking</E>
        <C>v. [林]狩猎；寻找（hunt的ing形式）；追捕</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hipə'kritikl]</SM>
    <E>hypocritical</E>
    <C>adj. 虚伪的；伪善的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He thought the letter cowardly and hypocritical.</E>
        <C>他认为这封信写得既怯懦又伪善。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Their marriage reforms, assumes a light and hypocritical companionship.</E>
        <C>他们的婚姻生活却从此变了样,而变为一种浮而不实的伴侣关系。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The nine Benevolent stood looking at each other and at the Chairman with sickly smiles upon their hypocritical face.</E>
        <C>这几位慈善家站在那儿,你看着我,我看着你,又看着主席,虚伪的脸上带着令人作呕的微笑。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>artificial,false</E>
        <C>adj. 虚伪的；伪善的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hə'bitjuəli]</SM>
    <E>habitually</E>
    <C>adv. 习惯地；日常地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>They habitually saw over the Joseph in Christmas, and with them Margaret found much more to talk about.</E>
        <C>圣诞节期间,他们一家常去拜访约瑟一家,玛格丽特同他们的共同语言很多。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Habitually obedient to John, I came up to his chair.</E>
        <C>我已经习惯于服从约翰,我来到他的椅子跟前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Nichol suggested that "transatlantic humour…is the rare efflorescence of a people habitually grave, whose insight is more clear than deep."</E>
        <C>尼科尔觉得“来自大西洋彼岸的幽默…是一些经常严肃的人迸发出来的罕见的花朵,他们的见识清彻而不深奥。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Except during World War I, the United States public has habitually looked upon Europe's quarrels as belonging to Europe alone.</E>
        <C>当第一次大战时,美国人民习惯地将欧洲的争端,看作欧洲的单独事件。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She habitually bore herself with strange alternations of cool reserve and docile respect to the man.</E>
        <C>她向来对这个人的态度总是很不正常,一会儿对他冷淡矜持,一会儿对他温顺尊敬。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>daily</E>
        <C>adv. 习惯地；日常地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heistili]</SM>
    <E>hastily</E>
    <C>adv. 匆忙地；急速地；慌忙地
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He went off hastily out of the garden gate and down the lane.</E>
        <C>他匆忙走出花园门,走上小路。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He hastily scrawled a line or two on a dirty piece of paper, and said to her, as she drew back when he offered it.</E>
        <C>他在一张肮脏纸片上匆匆画了一两行字,将字条递给她,她直向后缩。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was hauled out by his friends, rubbed down and wrung out hastily, comforted, and set on his legs.</E>
        <C>朋友们把他拉上岸,给他草草地揩了揩身子,拧去衣服上的水,抚慰了一番,然后让他站起身。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She would not too hastily give up the man who had sought protection in her castle.</E>
        <C>她不肯马马虎虎地把这个向她的城堡要求庇护的男人交出去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She would not hastily give up the man who had sought protection in her house.</E>
        <C>她不肯马马虎虎地把这个向她的修道院要求庇护的男人交出去的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hurriedly,vite</E>
        <C>adv. 匆忙地；急速地；慌忙地</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[heiz]</SM>
    <E>haze</E>
    <C>n. 阴霾；薄雾；疑惑
vt. 使变朦胧；使变糊涂
vi. 变朦胧；变糊涂
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The sun had begun to sink, the air was a golden haze.</E>
        <C>太阳已开始落山,空中迷漫着金黄色的暮霭。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Through a haze of tears she watched him vanish through the white pillars, the open doors, out of sunlight into shadow.</E>
        <C>她透过眼前的一片泪花,看着他消失在白色廊柱中间开着的大门后面,从阳光下走向阴影。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He glanced out of the window at the line of haze swinging slowly in toward the train.</E>
        <C>他向窗外瞥了一眼,那一线朦胧的薄雾在晃晃悠悠地渐渐向火车靠近。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Bushes across the river stood round and bright-coloured out of a milky haze.</E>
        <C>对河的丛树耸立在四周围,被乳白的朝霞衬得非常鲜明。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He saw a face in a red haze, moonlike, bigger than the full moon, the owner of it half again his size.</E>
        <C>在火红的烟雾里,他看到一张圆脸,象月亮似的,但比满月还大,圆脸的主人比他高一大半。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>doubt,mist</E>
        <C>n. 阴霾；薄雾；疑惑</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>gloam</E>
        <C>vi. 变朦胧；变糊涂</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hedlait]</SM>
    <E>headlight</E>
    <C>n. 汽车等的前灯；船上的桅灯；矿工和医生用的帽灯
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Could you fit me up with a new bulb for the headlight of my car?</E>
        <C>请您给我的车灯安装一个新灯泡好吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>On your car you got a busted headlight.</E>
        <C>你的车子上有只破碎了的前灯。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɑ:θ]</SM>
    <E>hearth</E>
    <C>n. 灶台；炉边；炉床；壁炉地面
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He had not come out to the South Seas seeking hearth and saddle of his own.</E>
        <C>他不是为了自己成家发财才远征南太平洋。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He stammered, and turning his back on her walked toward the hearth.</E>
        <C>他口齿不清地说,然后背向她朝壁炉走去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She stood on the hearth; she was pale as the white marble slab and cornice behind her.</E>
        <C>她站在壁炉旁边,脸色象她背后的白色大理石板和檐板一样灰白。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Would they ever find themselves again in the midst of their friends round the domestic hearth?</E>
        <C>他们还能不能回来和朋友们欢聚?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hindley had come out, and stood on the Kitchen hearth, haggard and drowsy.</E>
        <C>辛德雷已经出来了,站在厨房炉边,憔悴而懒塌塌的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cooking bench,ingleside</E>
        <C>n. 灶台；炉边；炉床；[建]壁炉地面</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['helplis]</SM>
    <E>helplessness</E>
    <C>n. 无能为力；无可奈何状态
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>After each question he tilted me over a little more, so as to give me a greater sense of helplessness and danger.</E>
        <C>他问一句,就把我的身子再往后按一下,好叫我越发感到走投无路,死在眼前。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is because of that very helplessness that I fell bound to go.</E>
        <C>正是因为这种无可奈何我才感到非走不可。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>There was still that feeling of helplessness within him.</E>
        <C>他的内心仍然有一种茫然若失的感觉。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Her very helplessness seemed to make her so much stronger than he.</E>
        <C>她即使在毫无办法的情况下,都好像比他更坚强。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>powerlessness</E>
        <C>n. 无能为力；无可奈何状态</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi'rediti]</SM>
    <E>heredity</E>
    <C>n. 遗传，遗传性
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The then current concept of heredity through pangenesis implied a blending process.</E>
        <C>当时流行的泛生说的遗传概念意味着遗传是一个融合的过程。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Sins were no longer sins, if men's actions were determined by heredity and environment.</E>
        <C>如果人类行为取决于遗传和环境,那么犯罪就不再是罪恶。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A dictionary may define genetics as simply "the science of the study of heredity".</E>
        <C>词典上会把遗传学简单地定为“研究遗传的科学。”</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Do heredity and environment determine a man's character?</E>
        <C>遗传和环境可以决定一个人的性格吗?</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Adler rejected the idea that a human being is simply a product of environment and heredity.</E>
        <C>阿德勒反对个人只是环境与遗传产物的观念。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>inheritance,descendiblity</E>
        <C>n. [遗]遗传，遗传性</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hezi'teiʃən]</SM>
    <E>hesitation</E>
    <C>n. 犹豫
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>After a moment's hesitation, the young man stretched out his hands to meet it.</E>
        <C>年轻人迟疑了一会儿才伸出手来迎接。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>vibration,swither</E>
        <C>n. 犹豫</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hai'tek]</SM>
    <E>high-tech</E>
    <C>adj. 高科技的，高技术的；仿真技术的
n. 高科技
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The current "high-tech" agricultural production system is a major source of environmental degradation in the United States.</E>
        <C>当前高度技术化的农业生产体系是美国环境变劣的一个主要根源。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hi-tech</E>
        <C>adj. 高科技的，高技术的；仿真技术的</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>high technology,hitech</E>
        <C>n. 高科技</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi'spænik]</SM>
    <E>hispanic</E>
    <C>adj. 西班牙的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hispanic kids, two out of three ate the marshmallow. One out of three did not.</E>
        <C>这些小孩,三分之二吃了棉花糖。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Well, the book is a Hispanic book, right? So you mustn't use Asian style!</E>
        <C>嗯,这本书是西班牙的故事,对吧?所以你严禁用亚洲的风格来画!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hey, man, I'm Hispanic, I can tell, we have this kind of doll.</E>
        <C>嘿,女士,我是西班牙人,我能告诉你,我们有这种娃娃。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He won more than 40-percent of the Hispanic vote in 2004.</E>
        <C>2004年,他赢得百分之40多拉美裔选票。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hʌni,sʌkl]</SM>
    <E>honeysuckle</E>
    <C>n. [植] 金银花；忍冬；忍冬属植物
adj. 忍冬属植物的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>In my garden there are roses and two kinds of honeysuckle.</E>
        <C>在我的花园里有玫瑰和两种金银花。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>lonicera,woodbine</E>
        <C>n. [植]金银花；忍冬；忍冬属植物</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hu:f]</SM>
    <E>hoof</E>
    <C>vi. 步行；踢；跳舞
vt. 用蹄踢；步行
n. 蹄；人的脚
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He ducked with his head and shoulders, scraped with more advanced hoof, bolted the alcohol.</E>
        <C>他脑袋和肩膀一缩,前脚一伸,把酒囫囵吞下肚。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Suddenly he heard the quick, short click of a horse's hoof behind him.</E>
        <C>突然间,他听见背后响起一阵急骤的马蹄的得得声。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>foot,pad</E>
        <C>vi. 步行；踢；跳舞</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>travel along,to walk</E>
        <C>vt. 用蹄踢；步行</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>ungula</E>
        <C>n. [脊椎]蹄；人的脚</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ'rifik]</SM>
    <E>horrific</E>
    <C>adj. 可怕的；令人毛骨悚然的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>She’s victim to horrific domestic abuse, is chucked out of school, and has a child by her own father. Oh, and she’s pregnant with a second.</E>
        <C>她是骇人听闻的家庭暴力的受害者,她被学校勒令退学,她和自己的父亲生下一个孩子。天哪,她现在又怀上了第二个孩子。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This is the most horrific day of a year. Are you ready to play these games? Do not be scared. Let's do it and enjoy.</E>
        <C>这是一年当中最恐怖的一天。你准备好。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The captain still kept calm when the horrific storm came.</E>
        <C>当暴风雨袭来时,船长仍然沉着镇定。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The blood in my veins curdled at the horrific sight.</E>
        <C>看到这一可怕情景时,我血管中的血似乎凝固了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This is a horrific image, so I'm putting my hand up now.</E>
        <C>这是一张恐怖的图片,所以我把我的手盖在上面。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>terrible,awesome,fearful,dire,dreadful</E>
        <C>adj. 可怕的；令人毛骨悚然的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,hju:mən'kaind]</SM>
    <E>humankind</E>
    <C>n. 人类（总称）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>You make Hirm grow; you realize how much power Hes has, and then you make use of It for the benefit of yourself and humankind.</E>
        <C>你们也会了悟到祂的力量有多么大,然后善加运用,利益自己和人类。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>"We have to look at what will allow humankind to flourish," he says.</E>
        <C>他说:"我们必须研究是什么让人类如此兴旺。我们想要高质量的生活,而不仅仅是勉强度日。"</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I hope you do your duty and stay true to your promise as a savior of humankind.</E>
        <C>我希望你们克尽自己的职责,信守自己的承诺,为拯救人类而努力。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Dance is as old as humankind.</E>
        <C>舞蹈与人类的历史一样古老。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It is true that when we are far away from God we are unhappy. Those who are near God, only think of benefiting humankind.</E>
        <C>当人们远离上帝时将远离快乐,这是真实不变的道理,而那些接近上帝的人,则只想到利益众生而已。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>mankind,people,human beings,the human race</E>
        <C>n. 人类（总称）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,haipəu'kɔndriə]</SM>
    <E>hypochondria</E>
    <C>n. 忧郁症；臆想病（hypochondrium的复数）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Warhol seems to predict the fate of the figure that best exemplifies the hypochondria at the heart of contemporary celebrity.</E>
        <C>沃霍尔似乎预示了一位当代最耀眼明星的命运,这位明星也是强迫症的典型代表。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>If Jackson's problem was a sort of hypochondria, it was on an ambitious and Gothic scale.</E>
        <C>如果说杰克逊的问题是因为某种强迫症所致,那么其程度无疑是极其严重、骇人听闻的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the 18th century, hypochondria became almost fashionable, and was thought to be a symptom of excess luxury and ease.</E>
        <C>在18世纪,强迫症几乎成为了时尚,而且被认为是过度奢华和舒适的一个表现。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>It seems that for some sufferers hypochondria is a way of guaranteeing inviolable privacy; consider Proust laboring in his cork-lined room.</E>
        <C>对于某些患者来说,强迫症似乎是保证隐私不受侵犯的一种方式;想想在软木贴面房间里奋笔疾书的普鲁斯特。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hypochondria began to take a grip on him.</E>
        <C>他开始陷入莫名的忧郁之中。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[,haipəu'kɔndriæk]</SM>
    <E>hypochondriac</E>
    <C>n. 忧郁症患者
adj. 忧郁症的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>I’d guess the businessman was enough of a hypochondriac that he wanted to have a more exact understanding of all his ailments.</E>
        <C>我猜,这个商人简直就是个十足的疑病症患者,他只想为自己身体上所有的小毛病找个更加详尽的说法。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Howard Hughes seems to have set the standard for today's hypochondriac celebrities' tics and reclusion.</E>
        <C>霍华德-休斯(Howard Hughes)似乎为如今强迫症名人们的怪癖和遁世树立了标杆。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Today we appear to have excelled the hypochondriac cultures of the past by elevating the morbidly self-involved to the level of paragon.</E>
        <C>如今,我们似乎已经超越了过去那种把病态地自我关注说成是完美典范的强迫症文化。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>And I'm a hypochondriac, and I remember arm numb means heart attack.</E>
        <C>我是个忧郁症患者,我记起任何的麻木意味着心脏病。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hypochondriac remains a disreputable figure, solipsistic and even immune to the real suffering of others.</E>
        <C>强迫症患者仍然声名不佳,他们唯我独尊,对他人真实的痛苦甚至毫不理会。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>melancholiac</E>
        <C>n. [医]忧郁症患者</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hændimæn]</SM>
    <E>handyman</E>
    <C>n. 手巧的人；[劳经] 杂务工；水手
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is an invaluable handyman to have about the place.</E>
        <C>他是这一带非常可贵的巧手。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>sailor,Jacky</E>
        <C>n. 手巧的人；[劳经]杂务工；水手</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɑ:dənd]</SM>
    <E>hardened</E>
    <C>adj. 变硬的；坚定的
v. 坚定，变硬（harden的过去分词）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Well, the ogre's wife was not a bad sort, though she had been hardened by having an ogre for a husband.</E>
        <C>说起来那妖魔的妻子倒不算坏,只是跟了她妖魔丈夫以后心肠才变硬了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She went, with a heavy, hardened kind if sorrow upon her, into the house and into her mother's room.</E>
        <C>怀着沉重、冷酷的愁思,她走进这座房子,到她母亲的住屋里来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The pale eyes seemed to glare past her, the eyebrows frowned, the long jaw hardened.</E>
        <C>那双灰白的眼睛仿佛看穿了她的身子,眉头皱着,长下巴发僵。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In the next place, how did the hardened wretches that were there before me triumph over me.</E>
        <C>再说,比我先进去的那些狠心的可怜虫看到我会多么得意呀!</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They were the deeds of a hardened criminal.</E>
        <C>这一切是一个惯犯干的。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>committed,firm,confirmed,stable,decisive</E>
        <C>adj. 变硬的；坚定的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔ:zə]</SM>
    <E>hawser</E>
    <C>n. 粗缆；系船索
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>On the other side of the hawser was a hostile knot of young dockers.</E>
        <C>在钢缆的那一边,是一伙满怀敌意的码头工人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The fingers were pinched under a hawser.</E>
        <C>手指被夹在大缆绳下面。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>mooring line,mooring rope</E>
        <C>n. 粗缆；系船索</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hai'hændid]</SM>
    <E>high-handed</E>
    <C>adj. 高压的；专横的；目空一切的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>That sounds high-handed and, coupled with the fact that you are quite young, I can see it getting up their noses.</E>
        <C>这听起来有些跋扈,再考虑到你还相当年轻,我能够理解他们为何被激怒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>We have got used to his high-handed way.</E>
        <C>我们已经习惯了他那套高压作风。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Mr Smith was a high-handed tyrant in his office.</E>
        <C>史密斯先生在他办公室里是个专横跋扈的独裁者。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>imperious,presumptuous</E>
        <C>adj. 高压的；专横的；目空一切的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hai'raiz]</SM>
    <E>high-rise</E>
    <C>adj. 高楼的；超高层的
n. 高楼；大厦
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Around the city, new high-rise buildings are going up where only cornfields stood just a few years ago.</E>
        <C>在城市的周边,几年前还是农田的地方,新的高层建筑正在拔地而起。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The office is high up in a tall building, with a long view toward the high-rise centre of Sydney.</E>
        <C>"请到屋里坐,"上面写着。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But high-rise buildings are not all that Pudong has.</E>
        <C>但高楼大厦并非浦东的全部</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He defended his crews, saying it takes a long time to put out a high-rise fire in any country.</E>
        <C>他为他的消防队员们辩护说,在任何一个国家,扑灭这样一场大火都需要很长的时间。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Ah, how did they build such a high-rise in the sea?</E>
        <C>啊,他们居然在海里造了那么高一幢大楼。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>tower,block</E>
        <C>n. 高楼；大厦</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔbl]</SM>
    <E>hobble</E>
    <C>vi. 蹒跚；跛行
vt. 使跛行
n. 跛行步态
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The man took heart and, sure enough, on New Years' Eve he was able to hobble along to a party.</E>
        <C>那人听后振作了精神。果然,除夕时他可以一瘸一拐地去参加晚会了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hobble The man took heart and, sure enough, on New Year's Eve he was able to hobble along to a party.</E>
        <C>那人听后振作了精神,果然,除夕时他可以一瘸一拐地去参加晚会了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>on New Year's Eve he was able to hobble along to a party.</E>
        <C>除夕他可以一瘸一拐地去参加晚会了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I hurt my foot while getting off the bus, and had to hobble home.</E>
        <C>我在下公共汽车时脚受了伤,只好一拐一拐地走回家。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The old man hobble along with the aid of his stick.</E>
        <C>那老人借助手杖蹒跚而行。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>titubate,totter</E>
        <C>vi. 蹒跚；跛行</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hɔli]</SM>
    <E>holly</E>
    <C>n. 冬青树（等于holm oak）
adj. 冬青属植物的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The ogre jumped up from his sleep, seized his great holly club, and sprang out of doors after Jack.</E>
        <C>妖魔从睡梦中被惊醒,抓起他的冬青大棒,冲出门去追赶杰克。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Holly was adept at keeping things to herself, and all had seemed to go quite well.</E>
        <C>好丽素来能够不露声色,所以表面上一切还是处得很好。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>evergreen tree,wintergreen</E>
        <C>n. [植]冬青树（等于holm oak）</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ:d]</SM>
    <E>horde</E>
    <C>n. 一大群，群；游牧部落
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He is the one righteous Englishman in a horde of tyrants.</E>
        <C>他是一群土豪恶棍中唯一一个堂堂正正的英国人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>cluster,cloud,gang</E>
        <C>n. 一大群，群；游牧部落</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɔ'spitəbl, 'hɔspitəbl]</SM>
    <E>hospitable</E>
    <C>adj. 热情友好的；（环境）舒适的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The chief was so hospitable that he invited his guests to join him in the Hall of Ancestors.</E>
        <C>酋长十分殷勤,甚至请他的客人跟他一起到祖先的灵堂里去。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>He was a man whom all his friends rated as kind and hospitable.</E>
        <C>所有他的朋友都认为他是一个仁慈而好客的人。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>They went out of the way to be hospitable.</E>
        <C>他们一反常态地显得殷勤好客。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>pleasant,comfortable,easy</E>
        <C>adj. 热情友好的；（环境）舒适的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hipnətaiz]</SM>
    <E>hypnotize</E>
    <C>vt. 使着迷；对…施催眠术；使恍惚
vi. 施催眠术；使进入睡觉状态
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>Some of the colors are designed to hypnotize.</E>
        <C>有些颜色则可以催眠。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Hypnotize - Line of Sight requirement added.</E>
        <C>催眠-增加视线限制。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>enthrall,beguile</E>
        <C>vt. 使着迷；对…施催眠术；使恍惚</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:məu'litik]</SM>
    <E>haemolytic</E>
    <C>adj. [生理][免疫] 溶血的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The chief offending antigen in haemolytic disease of the newborn is antigen D of the rhesus series.</E>
        <C>新生儿溶血病起主要作用的抗原是RH系列的抗原D。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The result is a progressive haemolytic anaemia.</E>
        <C>结果是造成渐进性的溶血性贫血。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>hemolytic</E>
        <C>adj. [生理][免疫]溶血的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hɑ:p]</SM>
    <E>harp</E>
    <C>vi. 弹奏竖琴；喋喋不休；不停地说
n. 竖琴
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>He sat down on a block of stone and tuned his harp.</E>
        <C>他坐在一块大石头上,弹起他的竖琴来。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>But my body was like a harp and her words and gestures were like fingers running upon the wires.</E>
        <C>这时,我的身子好似一架竖琴,她的音容笑貌宛如拨弄琴弦的纤指。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I don't wish to harp on it, but I must remind you that Griffiths is an obscure member of the Labour Party.</E>
        <C>我不想过多地强调这一点,但是我得提醒您格里菲恩只是一个默默无闻的工党议员。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>go on about sth,witter</E>
        <C>vi. 弹奏竖琴；喋喋不休；不停地说</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hæri]</SM>
    <E>harry</E>
    <C>vt. 折磨；掠夺；骚扰；使苦恼
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>When they rushed at him,Harry laid about him with his big stick.</E>
        <C>当他们向他冲击时,哈利用他的大手杖向四周挥打。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>I'm delighted to meet you, Dr Colby, Harry has often told me how much he gets out of your courses.</E>
        <C>今天能认识寇尔贝博士,真是愉快之至。哈里常说,从先生的教课获益多么大。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Harry Hopkins always went to the root of the matter.</E>
        <C>哈里·霍普金斯常常能抓住问题的实质。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Harry Hopkins' bedroom in the White House was at one end of a long dark gloomy hall.</E>
        <C>哈里·霍普金斯在白宫里的卧室,是在一条黑暗阴沉的长走廓的尽头。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Harry was genial a soul as you could ever meet.</E>
        <C>哈里是你所能遇到的最和蔼的人。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>worry,trouble,tear,devil</E>
        <C>vt. 折磨；掠夺；骚扰；使苦恼</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['hedi]</SM>
    <E>heady</E>
    <C>adj. 兴奋的；任性的；性急的；顽固的；使人头晕的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The act of composing had given him a heady pleasure.</E>
        <C>几句文章一做,他就快活得飘飘然了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>She reviewed the heady days behind and the challenges ahead.</E>
        <C>她回顾了过去令人伤脑筋的日子和未来的挑战。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>resistant,be excited</E>
        <C>adj. 兴奋的；任性的；性急的；顽固的；使人头晕的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hi:θ]</SM>
    <E>heath</E>
    <C>n. 石南，石南植物；荒野
adj. 杜鹃花科木本植物的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>"Johnny Heath wrote me that he had a wonderful trip with you," Rudolph said.</E>
        <C>“乔尼·希思来信说,他跟你做了一次极妙的游览,”鲁道夫说。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This must have been something of a blow for Mr. Heath.</E>
        <C>对于希思先生,这可以说是当头一棒。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The noise of the wind over the heath was shrill.</E>
        <C>吹过荒原的狂风,声音那样尖锐。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>In such contrast the heath was the appearance of an installment of night.</E>
        <C>相形之下,荒原已经有几分夜色。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>One of them, with twenty-six rings of growth, had, during many years, tried to raise its head above the stems of the heath.</E>
        <C>其中有一株是具有26圈年轮的,虽经过多年的生长,终究不能把树梢伸出一般杆之上。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>wild,briar</E>
        <C>n. 石南，石南植物；荒野</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['herətik]</SM>
    <E>heretic</E>
    <C>n. 异教徒，异端者
adj. 异端的；异教的
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The judges had agreed that I must be punished and then die because I was a heretic.</E>
        <C>因为我是个异教徒,法官们一致同意我应受刑罚后再处死。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>unbeliever,pagandom</E>
        <C>n. 异教徒，异端者</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>heterodox,unorthodox</E>
        <C>adj. 异端的；异教的</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>['heriŋ]</SM>
    <E>herring</E>
    <C>n. 鲱（又称青鱼）
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>That was just a red herring to lull you into a false sense of security while I made my plans.</E>
        <C>那正是让你在我为自己筹划将来的时候掉以轻心的烟幕弹。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>This church has a Norman tower and a Gothic facade; it's neither fish flesh nor good red herring.</E>
        <C>这座教堂既有诺曼式的塔,又有哥特式的门面,不伦不类。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM></SM>
    <E>hover-train</E>
    <C>n. 气垫火车
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents />
    <Syns />
  </W>
  <W>
    <SM>[hʌl]</SM>
    <E>hull</E>
    <C>n. 船体；（果实的）外壳
vt. [粮食] 去壳
</C>
    <WGS />
    <Sents>
      <Sent>
        <E>The dark hull broke the surface.</E>
        <C>深色的船身浮出海面。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>Whatever the havoc so far, the hull was holding.</E>
        <C>不管到目前为止这场浩劫多大,艇壳还是经受住了。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The wooden hull parts that we find have been buried by shifting sand or mud.</E>
        <C>我们发现的木船船体的某些部分是埋在流沙或泥中的。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>The hull fraction is sometimes toasted separately and sold as mill feed or as mill run.</E>
        <C>粉碎的种皮有时单独进行烘干,作麸皮饲料或下脚饲料出卖。</C>
      </Sent>
      <Sent>
        <E>A ball bearing had bounced off the submarine's hull.</E>
        <C>潜艇船身上崩掉了一个滚珠轴承。</C>
      </Sent>
    </Sents>
    <Syns>
      <Syn>
        <E>crust,outer housing</E>
        <C>n. [船]船体；（果实的）[植]外壳</C>
      </Syn>
      <Syn>
        <E>unshell,decorticate</E>
        <C>vt. [粮食]去壳</C>
      </Syn>
    </Syns>
  </W>
</Words>